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Native American Man Taming Horse & Buffalo Abstract Bronze Sculpture 16.5
Native American Man Taming Horse & Buffalo Abstract Bronze Sculpture 16.5
Native American Man Taming Horse & Buffalo Abstract Bronze Sculpture 16.5
Native American Man Taming Horse & Buffalo Abstract Bronze Sculpture 16.5
Native American Man Taming Horse & Buffalo Abstract Bronze Sculpture 16.5
Native American Man Taming Horse & Buffalo Abstract Bronze Sculpture 16.5
Native American Man Taming Horse & Buffalo Abstract Bronze Sculpture 16.5
Native American Man Taming Horse & Buffalo Abstract Bronze Sculpture 16.5
Native American Man Taming Horse & Buffalo Abstract Bronze Sculpture 16.5

Native American Man Taming Horse & Buffalo Abstract Bronze Sculpture 16.5" x 10"

$ 237.07

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Refund will be given as: Money back or replacement (buyer's choice)
  • Material: Bronze
  • Condition: New Detailed Hand Crafted Hot Cast Bronze~Not Resin~ Satisfaction Guaranteed. This is Stock Photo, Slight Color Variation!!
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Restocking Fee: No

    Description

    Native American Man Taming Horse & Buffalo Abstract Bronze Sculpture 16.5" x 10"
    Native American Man Taming Horse & Buffalo Abstract Bronze Sculpture 16.5" x 10"
    Total Dimensions: Height 16'' x Width 10'' Approximate Weight: 18 LBS Original Reproduction: Reproduction
    This 100% bronze abstract representation shows the early taming of the horse and buffalo. It shows the man in a primitive purity on top of the tangled mess symbolizing his dominance over both by riding their backs. It looks as though the man was riding bareback on the horse trying to wrangle the buffalo only for all to collide into an exquisite piece of art. The strong buffalo bucks up onto his hind legs trying to rid himself of the unwanted weight. The horse is helplessly wrapped around the shoulders of the buffalo like a shawl. While the dominant man effortlessly holds onto the mane of the horse with both hands balancing himself with grace. This image was molded by using the lost-wax method of casting. This powerful sculpture is finished with brown patina and is mounted upon a black marble base and is signed Remington.