Frederic Remington "Buffalo Horse" Bronze Sculpture, JUMBO 33"H x 22"L 150lbs with display table

Frederic Remington’s sculpture The Buffalo Horse is an historical and dynamic rendering in bronze of the ritual of "buffalo running" by the American Plains Indians. A Native American hunter is depicted attempting to overpower and take down a powerful buffalo. No easy prey, the buffalo comes up under the horse and throws the hunter up into the air. The original casting of The Buffalo Horse (33" high by 22” long) is on display at the Gilcrease Museum in Tulsa, Oklahoma. This sculpture is cast in the incredible detail that was the Remington hallmark. Cast in the traditional "Lost Wax Process" with magnificent patina finish that is hand-applied for highlights that create natural variations in texture and color. The sculpture is then hand-rubbed to bring out the awesome detail and highlights. The sculpture is cast in 100% American bronze and mounted on a high quality dark green marble base with an etched brass plate. Wood table is solid wood with inlayed brass American western Indian cowboy Native American wildlife animal animals Wild West Indians art artist familiar collectible collector museum gallery