Proud, Resilient, Strong And A Fierce Warrior, This Native American Watches Over His Land And Tribe. Great Attention To Detail Was Paid To His Clothing. Most Indian Men Did Not Use Shirts, But He Wears A Breechcloth- A Long Rectangular Piece Of Hide Or Cloth Tucked Over His Belt, Which Hangs In The Front And Back. He Also Wears Moccasins. Mounted On His Horse, He Turns His Head Toward The Sky And Holds Up A Feather. His Gaze Is Almost Pleading.100% Bronze And Fully Handmade, This Carefully Detailed Sculpture Is In A Two-Toned Brown Patina And Was Cast Using The "Lost Wax Method" And Mounted On A Marble Base And Is Signed Frederic Remington. Frederic Sackrider Remington (October 4, 1861 – December 26, 1909) Was An American Painter,Illustrator, Sculptor And Writer. He Specialized In Depictions Of The Old American West, Concentrating On The Last Quarter Of The 19Th Century American West. Many Of His Sculptures Depicted Cowboys, Native Americans And The U.S. Cavalry. Bronze Dimensions With Marble Base: Height 26 X Width 24 inches. Weight: 45 Lbs.

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