The Savage, Full Size Bronze with Black Base

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The Savage, Full Size Bronze with Black BaseCreated in 1908, The Savage is one of Frederic Remingtons boldest portrayals of Native American warriors. The sculpture depicts a fierce rider in full motion, spear raised in a powerful gesture of strength and defiance. Both horse and rider radiate energy, their forms captured at the height of movement. This museum quality reproduction preserves the vitality and intensity of the original bronze. From the warriors commanding posture to the horses

reins straining

shaping the way Americans view the history of the West

The Outlaw emphasizes chaos

The Rattlesnake medium size: 16 lbs

one of Frederic Remington’s final and most ambitious bronzes

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

Author: Walter Guest Kellogg

Trooper of the Plains reflects Frederic Remington’s enduring fascination with the cavalry of the American frontier

Book condition: New

The Outlaw is one of Remington’s most powerful depictions of man versus beast

The Savage is a striking statement piece that honors the artistry and resilience of the American West

the power in the horse’s movement

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