Theodore Roosevelt received a copy of this work as a gift from the Rough Riders following the successful charge of San Juan Hill; incidentally its creator was present as a news correspondent during the battle.
Theodore Roosevelt received a copy of this work as a gift from the Rough Riders following the successful charge of San Juan Hill; incidentally its creator was present as a news correspondent during the battle. First modeled in 1895, this small bronze sculpture depicts a cowboy holding a riding crop in his outstretched right hand while trying to hold on to the reins of his upright standing horse. FTP, name this statue of a man trying to tame a wild horse, a work of Frederic Remington.
Theodore Roosevelt received a copy of this work as a gift from the Rough Riders following the successful charge of San Juan Hill; incidentally its creator was present as a news correspondent during the battle.
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