Colorado Figurative Sculptures

Vintage cast iron garden sculpture, Putto with Basket, rising on cast stone pedestal base. Dimensions approx 40"h, 9.5"w, 9.5"d Acquired a...

French cast iron cross, 19th century. This faux bois iron cross features trailing foliates, centering Corpus Christi, over reeds. Dimension...

This is a beautiful bronze sculpture entitled "Bronco Buster," after Frederic Remington. This is a lost-wax bronze castings of one of only twenty two bronze sculptures Remington crea...

Presented is an original bronze sculpture by American artist Robert Summers. Entitled “Lost Spirits,” this bronze was cast in a limited edition of only ...

Model kayak with traditionally dressed Inuit figure with implements from the arctic or sub-arctic region from the Inuit tribe, dating circa 1920. Carved wo...

Presented is a bronze sculpture, entitled "Double Trouble," after renowned Western artist Frederic Remington. The bronze depicts a mounted cowboy encountering an angry bear. With his rifle aimed and ready, the tense standoff between man and grizzly bear is captured fully in the round. Cast using the lost-wax process, this is a licensed reproduction of one of only twenty two bronze sculptures Remington created during his life. Although born, raised, and educated on the East Coast, Frederic Remington (1861-1909) achieved considerable success as America’s leading illustrator of life on the western frontier. His career took off in the mid-1880s when he began making western illustrations for Harper's Weekly and many other widely read New York magazines. Accompanying both factual news reports and colorful fictional tales, Remington's pictures delighted and informed an East Coast populace hungry for information of the new frontier. Remington traveled West repeatedly and greatly admired the rough and intrepid cowboys and soldiers he met there. He enjoyed meeting them and hearing their stories during his visits as a journalist and illustrator. Remington produced over 3,000 signed works. Most of them were illustrations, but as he grew older, he turned away from the publishing world and accomplished masterful paintings and drawings. From 1895 to his passing, Remington turned to sculpture and impressionistic oil-on-canvases. He created 22 stunning, energetic bronzes, most of which were created using both sand-casting and the lost-wax method of casting. The first foundry with which Remington worked was the Henry-Bonnard Bronze Company in New York. Four different sculptures were cast in bronze, starting in 1895, using the sand-casting method. They were "The Broncho Buster," "The Wounded Bunkie," "The Wicked Pony," and "The Scalp." Starting in 1900, Remington began working exclusively with the Roman Bronze Works, in New York. Using the lost-wax bronze casting process, they produced the rest of his bronzes until his death in 1909. Some of Remington’s bronzes...

Presented is a bronze sculpture entitled Unknown Explorers by 20th century American artist Roy Harris. The bronze depicts two explorers, mounted on horses, ...

Kazimir Malevich "Suprematism Contour of Sportsmen" papier maché figure for Guggenheim Museum. A number of these figures were depicted in Malevich's 1931 painting of the same name...

This is an original signed bronze sculpture by J. Shirley Bothum. The sculpture is called "Hells Canyon Cowboy" and depicts a cowboy and horse descending a set of rock steps. J. Shirley Bothum a contemporary bronze artist working in Clarkston, Washington in the Lewis and Clark Valley. He is known for his attention to detail and Remington-esque style. Years spent at breaking horses and rodeoing gave Bothum a profound awareness of the mannerisms of cowboys and animals alike. This experience translates to his lifelike sculptures...

Original vintage bronze sculpture by Edgar Britton (1901-1982), "Dancers" depicts two nude figures (male and female), circa 1950-1970, nice polished brassy gold finish, mounted on a ...

Vintage bronze sculpture of a figure riding on a horse by American artist, George Biddle (1901-1982), mid-century modern, signed "EB", bronze, mounted on original hardwood base. Perf...

This is a late 19th-early 20th century solid bronze of Joan of Arc after the French artist Adrien Etienne Gaudez. The bronze is titled "Jeanne d'Arc portant son étendard" translated ...