Coming Thru The Rye by Frederick Remington Bronze Sculpture
After Remington 1902 statue.

See condition as found from a New Orleans estate.
Size: 29" by 30' by 27" depth
Weight approx. 200 to 275 lbs or so.
Including the marble base.

We have not cleans or done anything to ruin the original patina.
See one tail as looks like it has possible repair.

Stunning !

Coming Thru The Rye was Remington's first effort in using more than two horses and was his original Regular size 29″ high by 30″ wide by 27″ deep was the largest piece to date. They are dashing down the street, the ponies at top speed, spurning the ground beneath their feet – only six of those pattering hooves touch the earth!" In 1989 Frederic Remington's sculpture of Coming through the Rye was auctioned by Christie's New York for 4.4 million dollars To Remington this scene represented a joyful experience of cowboy and horse.

The four men and horses have taken on with reckless abandonment and are frolicking in the retirement from daily chores. This scene depicts the cowboys as they are riding in to enjoy a night on the town. This bronze statue is a handmade reproduction masterpiece.

It is 100% American bronze. Cast in the traditional "Lost Wax Process" with magnificent patina finishes that are hand-applied highlights that create natural variations in texture and color and then hand-rubbed to bring out the awesome detail and highlights. This renders that no two statues are exactly alike. The Artist signature is signed on the bronze base.

This beautiful reproduction statue is made of 100% American bronze Incredible detail on each sculpture. This is an excellent gift for a friend or for yourself. Our quality bronze sculpture can proudly be passed down from generation to generation.