Fredrick Remington Bronze

Frederic Remington Bronze
Indian Buffalo Hunter In Trouble
Tribal Impressions Calls This Work: Indian Trouble!

This stunning museum quality Frederic Remington Bronze is highly impressive! Although photos really do not do it justice, we find this fine work of art one of the most interesting Indian Bronze Sculptures ever created! The Owner of Tribal Impressions Gallery fell in love with this one and wanted to keep it but the staff convinced him it needs to be sold. He simply calls it "Indian Trouble!" The Indian was obviously buffalo hunting on his horse but the horse gets to the buffalo and decides to jump it. As you can see, the horse might not make it and the faith of the Indian certainly lies in the balance of rather the horse makes the jump or not. The event quickly turns from what's for dinner to will I be alive by dinner time. This finely detailed museum quality replica of the priceless original is in very very limited supply but Tribal Impressions has managed to obtain one and one only issued with a name plate that says Tribal Impressions on it. It's currently on display in our showroom.

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About The Artist
Fredric Remington 's work is internationally known and he is likely the best known artist who really captured the West. His work is highly prized and highly collectable. His career spanned less than 25 years yet he, like no other person; produced a huge collection of illustrations, oil painting, sculptures, fiction and non-fiction and the vast majority of that work centered on the West. The artist died in 1909 but his work, especially his sculptures; have become the center piece of almost all Western sculpture collectors and museums. Of the 22 Fredric Remington bronze sculptures, we find this one of the most interesting and we have managed to obtain one of them you will enjoy for a lifetime.

A Little History And A Sad Story
It must be said that the American Buffalo was, at one time; the mainstay of Native American life. At one time in America there where tens of thousands of them running in the wild in large herds. It's been estimated that at one time in America there were about 50 million buffalo rooming the American Plains. Native Americans hunted them for food and every piece of the Buffalo was used for something. The meat was their main food source. The hides were used for clothing and shelter. The buffalo horn and bones were used in ceremonies and religious practices. Because of a bad immigration policy which let the white man come into their land, the American Buffalo was slandered into extinction by the white man mainly out of greed and to make Native Americans starve and force them onto reservations. By the 1870's, with the encouragement of the US Government, huge buffalo herds were being slaughtered by the thousands just for the sport of it. It wasn't uncommon for travelers in the West to come upon vast buffalo herds consisting of herds of dead buffalo shot by white man simply rotting away in the hot sun. White man almost slaughtered them into obliviation. Fortunately today, many Native American tribes are raising and herding buffalo again. This museum quality bronze sculpture in a great tribute to those brave Native American buffalo hunters and to both horses and buffalo which once roomed the great plains of the United States.

How Fredric Remington Bronzes Are Made
This high end museum quality bronze is done from high grade silicon bronze which costs a whole lot more than standard grade bronze. Because of the special process, much more detail comes out and it lasts a whole lot longer. The foundry authorized to make Fredic Remington Bronzes is in the United States and they have been doing these museum quality pieces for 33 years. Their clients include the White House, presidential libraries, museums and public parks within the United States.

This Is Fine Art!
This is fine art at it's best! The first weekend Indian In Trouble was on display in our Tribal Impressions Gallery, a Native American couple (husband and wife) came in and wrapped themselves in buffalo hides (which Tribal Impressions also trades in), sat down in our leather bench used to try moccasins on and gazed at this work of art for almost an hour. The lady was in tears. If you get a chance, come by and see this piece in our showroom. Click here for a map to our Georgetown, Texas Courthouse Square location.

Frederic Remington Bronze
Indian Buffalo Hunter In Trouble
15.5" H x 10.5" W x 7"D: $795.00

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