Bob Parks Bronze Cowboy on Horseback Sculpture Marble Base

Description

This dynamic bronze sculpture captures the spirit of the American West with remarkable energy and movement. A hatted cowboy astride a rearing horse — rifle in hand — embodies the rugged frontier aesthetic that has defined Western American art since Frederic Remington popularized the genre in the late 19th century. The piece reflects the enduring tradition of equestrian bronzes celebrating cowboy culture and the open range. Cast in the classic lost-wax tradition, the sculpture features rich brown patina tones with warm highlights that accentuate the detailed musculature of the horse and the expressive posture of the rider. The textured naturalistic base transitions seamlessly into a polished oval verde marble plinth, lending the piece an elegant, gallery-quality presentation. This piece would make a distinguished addition to any Western art collection, den, library, or executive office. It speaks equally to collectors of Americana, equestrian art enthusiasts, and admirers of classical bronze casting traditions.

Dimensions

W 10" × H 10" × D 5"