Bronze The Wicked Pony Sculpture after F Remington

A limited edition bronze American West art cowboy sculpture. Titled, "The Wicked Pony," after an original 1898 work by Frederic Remington (1861-1909). A figural group depicting a cowboy thrown to the

A limited edition bronze American West art cowboy sculpture. Titled, "The Wicked Pony," after an original 1898 work by Frederic Remington (1861-1909). A figural group depicting a cowboy thrown to the

Bronze signed horse sculpture after Frederic Remington ( American, 1861-1909) "Wicked Horse". Good overall condition with normal storage wear. Measures approximately 8 3/4 in. x 6 /34 in. x 4 in. MMB

Western Bronze "Wicked Pony" Sculpture after Frederick Remington on a Triple Marble Base. Signed. Very Heavy Piece. This Sculpture is made entirely from Bronze on a Triple Marble Base. Measures 23" ta

Reproduction handcrafted bronze sculpture titled "Wicked Pony". Modeled after the original by Frederic Remington ( American, 1861 - 1909 ). Features a cowboy who has been thrown to the ground and stru

Frederic Remington (American, 1861-1909) Museum Collections cast bronze 'Wicked Pony' sculpture depicting a cowboy who has been bucked off of his horse but holds onto the horses head. It rests atop an

Total Dimensions: Height 11'' x Width 11''Approximate Weight: 7 LBSOriginal Reproduction: Reproduction

Total Dimensions: Height 11'' x Width 11''Approximate Weight: 7 LBSOriginal Reproduction: Reproduction

Total Dimensions: Height 11'' x Width 11''Approximate Weight: 7 LBSOriginal Reproduction: Reproduction

After Frederic Remington "Wicked Pony" bronze sculpture. Western cowboy theme. Approximately 19"L x 9"W x 22"H. Signed "Fredric Remington" at the base. There is some minor surface wear to the bronze.

After Frederic Sackler Remington (American, 1861-1909), "Wicked Pony," bronze sculpture, bears signature lower center, title plate center base, overall (with marble base): 22"h x 19"w x 11"d

After Frederic Remington American New York 1861-1909 - Big Classic Wicked Pony Bronze Sculpture. Depicting a Cowboy With Wild Horse. Signed. Length 20" Head to Tail. Height 21.50" 1.25" Green Marble B

Frederic Remington (American, 1861-1909) "Wicked Pony" bronze sculpture on marble base. Signed, and with inscription on bronze "Dedicated to Benjamin Stoddert Secretary of Navy 1904." - 22" x 9 " x 24

Frederic Remington, American, 1861-1909, "Wicked Pony" bronze sculpture, signed. Very heavy solid bronze on marble base. Estimated more than 50 yrs old. Fine Art.Size And Weight: See Last Photo If App

WICKED PONY, cast bronze sculpture with brown patina, signed in design, with Founders Authorized Edition No. 1/100 stamp, overall 24 x 19 x 9 ½” including marble base, some dust accumulation, other

"The Wicked Pony" sculpture After the original by Frederic Remington (1861-1909 American) Cast bronze with rich brown patina. Mounted on a black and banded onyx base with title plaque. Statue measures

Dimensions: Height 24'' x Width 23''Approximate Weight: 42 LBS

Frederic Remington (1861-1909) bronze recast sculpture of a cowboy and bucking bronco titled "Wicked Pony". It is signed in the cast and sits upon a green marble base. It is in very good condition wit

DESCRIPTION: Frederic Remington (American 1861-1909), 'Wicked Pony' patinated cast bronze Western sculpture depicting a cowboy that has been thrown to the ground and struggles to maintain a hold on th

After Frederic Remington (American, 1861-1909), "Wicked Pony," posthumous lost cast wax recasting in bronze, bears signature, overall: 38"h x 33"w x 16.5"d

A bronze sculpture of a fallen cowboy desperately grasping the ear of the bucking bronco over him, a high quality recast with rich brown patina, after the work "Wicked Pony" by Frederic Remington, the

Henry Bonnard Bronze "Wicked Pony" Frederick Remington. Marked: Henry Bonnard Bronze Co. Founders NY 1893. Size: 20 h , 20 w

Bronze, "Wicked Pony", Frederick Remington, 14" wide, 19" tall Size is approximate.

Western cowboys on horses bronze sculpture, after Frederic Remington (American, 1861-1909). Titled "Through The Rye". A study of four cowboys in traditional attire with guns blazing in the air, riding