Take home a highly collectible work of art. This solid bronze sculpture is an incredible replica of a bronze sculpture done by famed artist Frederic Remington (1861-1909). Remington, during his time, was well known for his work as an illustrator. His work appeared in Harper's Weekly, Century Magazine, and the New York Journal. Remington began his bronze work after becoming disillusioned by the unethical practices of William Randolph Hearst. He became known for creating classic old western bronzes of cowboys, Rough Riders, and Native Americans. This bronze statue depicts a Native American man waving a Buffalo hide in the air. This bronze almost seems to jump right off the base with its sense of motion. This is the perfect display piece for your home or office. This Remington Bronze Statue is 23-3/4" long, 10-5/8" wide, and 35-1/2" tall.

"The first peace...is that which comes within the

souls of men when they realize their [relationship]

with the universe and all its Powers...is really

everywhere, it is within each of us." (Oglala Lakota)

Product SKU: Item : I-0267a