Here we have an impressive early–mid 20th-century bronze Bronco Buster after Frederic Remington, mounted on a substantial marble base. This iconic model depicts a cowboy riding a rearing horse, capturing the intense movement, strength, and drama of the American frontier. The Bronco Buster is Remington’s most celebrated sculpture and one of the most recognisable images in Western art, admired for its dynamic composition and exceptional sense of motion.
About the Bronco Buster
First created in 1895, Remington’s original Bronco Buster bronze became the defining symbol of the American West. The sculpture portrays a skilled cowboy breaking in a wild bronco, showcasing the grit, athleticism, and courage associated with frontier life. Its energetic pose and detailed casting made it an instant success, and it remains one of the most reproduced and collected Western bronzes in history.
Large Cowboy Bronze ‘Bronco Buster’ After Frederic Remington, Early–Mid 20th
Frederic Remington (1861–1909) was an American artist, sculptor, and illustrator renowned for his vivid portrayals of cowboys, cavalrymen, and Native American subjects. His work captures the spirit and mythology of the late 19th-century American West, combining accuracy of detail with dramatic movement. Remington’s bronzes, especially his dynamic equestrian studies, set new standards for Western sculpture and continue to influence artists and collectors worldwide.
• Height: 61 cm / 24 in
• Width: 46 cm / 18.11 in
• Depth: 25 cm / 10.03 in
