Bronco Buster – After Frederic Remington – Bronze Western Cowboy Sculpture on Marble Base ⸻ Description Striking bronze sculpture titled “Bronco Buster”, after the famous American Western sculpture by Frederic Remington. The sculpture depicts a dramatic moment of a cowboy attempting to break a powerful bucking horse. The rider grips the reins while raising his quirt as the horse rears violently beneath him, capturing the energy, movement, and rugged spirit of the American frontier. Frederic Remington’s original Bronco Buster (1895) was his first sculpture and remains one of the most iconic images of the American West. This example is a later decorative bronze cast that faithfully reproduces the dynamic composition. . The bronze features a dark patinated finish with finely modeled details including the horse’s musculature, saddle equipment, the cowboy’s clothing and the textured terrain beneath the horse’s hooves. The sculpture is mounted on a polished green marble base, which provides both visual elegance and weight. Two brass plaques are attached to the base: • “Bronco Buster – Frederic Remington” • “Lee P. Brown – Mayor – Houston, Texas” A visually powerful decorative bronze and a classic representation of Western art. ⸻ Materials Bronze sculpture Green marble base Brass plaques ⸻ Dimensions (approx.) Height: 31 cm Width: 22 cm Depth: 15 cm Base: 22 × 12 cm Weight weight: 5–6 kg shipping weight (packed): 7–8 kg ⸻ Condition Good vintage condition. Light wear consistent with age and handling. Patina intact. Marble base and plaques secure. Please review photographs as part of the description. ⸻ Attribution After Frederic Remington (1861–1909)