Inspired by the actual illustration done by Frederic Remington, a well known American artist, the “Coming through the Rye” bronze sculpture was inspired by the artist’s illustrations in Century Magazine published in October 1888 and another in Harper’s Weekly published in December 1889. In this illustration, the artist highlights four mounted cowboys with pistols raised aloft, keep a steady pace riding their horses in a tightly knit group after a long cattle drive. A beautiful western statue, this piece is cast in bronze using the ancient lost wax process and comes with vivid and pristine details.
Bronze sculpture. Marble base.
Dimensions: 20” x 20” x 14”
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Normally ships in 1-2 weeks if in stock.
If you need this produced for shipment to you when not in stock, please be advised there is a 50% deposit we need to make to the factory to commence production. Delivery is 12-16 weeks because it ships via sea freight.