Trooper of the Plains- Museum Quality Reproduction

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Trooper of the Plains- Museum Quality ReproductionCompleted in 1909, Trooper of the Plains reflects Frederic Remingtons enduring fascination with the cavalry of the American frontier. The sculpture portrays a mounted soldier in full stride, reins tight as horse and rider press forward with unwavering purpose. Both disciplined and dynamic, the work captures the dual nature of military service in the rugged Westcourage under pressure and resolve in the face of uncertainty. This museum quality

The Cowboy large size - 24″H x 26″L x 9″W

Few American artists are as enduringly popular as Frederic Remington (1861-1909)

Mounted on a solid marble base with engraved nameplate

This museum-quality reproduction captures the intensity of Remington’s original

Keeping in mind

5"H x 9"L x 5"W

measures 11

The rider clings to his saddle

measures 22

Frederic Remington’s The Broncho Buster (1895) is perhaps his most famous and enduring bronze—a dramatic tribute to the unbreakable bond between cowboy and horse

The Savage is one of Frederic Remington’s boldest portrayals of Native American warriors

the SMALL size weighs 11

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