Native American Sculptures Cheyenne

Native American Sculptures Cheyenne



About the Sculpture.

• Artist: Frederic Remington.
• Replicas are cast right here in the United States.
• Baby: 8 H x 8 L. Weight: 8 lbs.
• Mini: 8.5 H x 9 L. Weight: 11 lbs.
• Medium: 11.5 H x 11 L. Weight: 16 lbs.
• Regular: 20.5 H x 19 L. Weight: 50 lbs.
• Jumbo: 31 H x 32 L. Weight: 120 lbs.
• All Remington Sculptures are mounted on a marble base. Each base has a gold plated plaque with artist and statue name.

Frederic Remington is one of the most famous artists of all time. His bronze sculptures captured the American west better than any other artist of his generation.

Cheyenne reflects Remington's desire to depict a horse in natural light. At full gallop, all four of the horse's legs are seen of the ground, with its Cheyenne rider holding a spear in his hand and balanced by a buffalo robe. The Cheyenne is one of Remington's great creations.

Each Remington Sculpture is museum quality and hand cast in high quality American bronze using the lost wax method. Each bronze sculpture includes a solid marble base and nameplate. The beautiful chocolate brown patina is applied by hand. Our foundries are located right here in the United States, that way we know what goes into each and every reproduction cast. These are high quality pieces that you would be proud of owning and displaying in you home or office.

Frederic Remington cast 22 different subjects. The first foundry with which he worked was the Henry-Bonnard Bronze Company in New York. Four different sculptures were cast, the Bronco Buster, Wounded Bunkie, Wicked Pony and Scalp. In 1900 Remington began working exclusively with Roman Bronze Works, New York. This is when they started producing the bronzes with the lost wax method.

All or our Remington Sculptures are reproductions of the original. Generally, authentic Remington bronzes are not available for less than $75,000.

Please review our Sculpture Casting Process to answer any questions you may have.