Mid 20th Century After Frederic Remington “Trooper of the Plains” Bronze Equestrian Sculpture on Marble Base

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After Frederic Remington “Trooper of the Plains” Bronze Equestrian Sculpture on Marble Base
One of the most iconic images of … Read more After Frederic Remington “Trooper of the Plains” Bronze Equestrian Sculpture on Marble Base
One of the most iconic images of the American West, capturing the courage, speed, and determination of the frontier cavalryman.
A striking bronze sculpture cast after Frederic Remington’s celebrated composition “Trooper of the Plains,” depicting a U.S. cavalry soldier urging his horse over rugged terrain in dramatic motion. Richly detailed with period tack, rifle, holster, and military attire, the sculpture embodies the rugged spirit and romance of the American frontier.
Originally modeled by Frederic Remington (1861–1909), America’s foremost sculptor of the Old West, this composition remains one of his most recognizable equestrian works. The horse is captured in an energetic leap while the mounted trooper maintains remarkable composure, creating a powerful sense of movement and balance.
Finished in a warm brown patina and mounted on a substantial black marble base with title plaque, this sculpture makes an outstanding statement piece for a library, office, ranch home, or Western art collection.
After Frederic Remington (American, 1861–1909)
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Trooper of the Plains
* Original model: United States, circa 1904
* This example: Later 20th-century bronze cast after the original sculpture See less