Bronze on marble base after Frederic Remington entitled “Cowboy”

Description

This finely cast bronze entitled “Cowboy” is a sculpture depicting a lone cowboy mounted on horseback, captured mid-stride with remarkable movement and tension. The composition conveys the rugged spirit of the American West, with the rider leaning forward in the saddle as the horse advances across uneven terrain-an iconic subject associated with the work of Frederic Remington. 

 Rich in detail, from the musculature of the horse to the folds of the rider’s garments-finished in a deep, warm patina that enhances its sculptural depth. It is mounted on a polished marble base, complete with a plaque. 

 Frederic Remington (1861–1909) was one of America’s most celebrated artists of the Old West, known for his dynamic bronzes that captured cowboys, Native Americans, and frontier life with energy and authenticity. His sculptures remain highly sought after and have come to define the visual narrative of the American frontier.

 This piece, inspired by his iconic style, brings that same sense of movement, history, and Western romance into the home-perfect for a desk, library, or curated interior.

 Dimensions:10 tall x 9 wide x 5 deep