Sculpture is signed FREDERIC REMINGTON. Bronze depicts Frederic Remingtons work COMING THROUGH THE RYE. Piece depicts 4 cowboy figures with guns riding horses. Sculpture is bronze & sits on forest green & black toned marble. Piece measures approx 28 inches wide 26 inches tall & deep. This virtuosic sculpture depicts four cowboys astride their galloping horses "shooting pistols and shouting," as Frederic Remington wrote, suggesting the bravado and energy that characterized the frontier way of life. One look at the horsemen reveals that they are not attacking or escaping from enemies, however, but rather immersed in drunken revelry. Remington wrote of the cowboy: "When he ‘turns loose' in town [he] does it in a thorough way. His animation vents itself in shrieks and yells, the firing of the revolver, and the mad gallop." One of the most prominent artist-interpreters of the American West, Remington produced a large body of work in sculpture,