After Frederic Remington's Mountain Man bronze sculpture featuring a a fur trapper and his horse carefully navigating a steep, rocky mountain slope. It is signed "Frederic Remington" along the edge of the slope, just beneath the horses' front hooves. Mounted on green stone. XRF tested as a bronze.

Dimensions: 12h x 9w x 4.5d inches

Frederic Remington (1861-1909) was an American painter, illustrator, sculptor, and writer best known for his dramatic depictions of the American West. Born in Canton, New York, he traveled extensively through the western United States portraying cowboys, cavalry soldiers, Native Americans, horses, and frontier life. His energetic compositions and keen observation of horses & riders in motion made him one of the most influential artists of American Western art.

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Fair to Good vintage condition. Part of the rifle's barrel, from the muzzle to the fore stock, snapped off and is unaccounted for. Minimal surface wear to the patina. Surface dust has gathered within the recessed and textured areas. No further damage or restoration revealed under blacklight. XRF tested as a bronze. Please see photos.