FTP, name this sculpture in which the title figure, a mustachioed cowboy, holds a riding crop in one hand and the reins in his other as he attempts to tame a bucking horse, a work by Frederic Remington.
The 1909 version, 32 inches in height, is the largest reproduction of this piece originally produced through the sand-casting technique developed by the Henry-Bonnard Bronze Company. Depicting a theme in the same style as the artist's paintings such as The Smoke Signal and The Calvary Charge, fittingly Theodore Roosevelt owned a copy of this statue that is often paired with another piece, Rattlesnake, in which a man must hang on to his hat when a reptile spooks his mount. FTP, name this sculpture in which the title figure, a mustachioed cowboy, holds a riding crop in one hand and the reins in his other as he attempts to tame a bucking horse, a work by Frederic Remington.
The 1909 version, 32 inches in height, is the largest reproduction of this piece originally produced through the sand-casting technique developed by the Henry-Bonnard Bronze Company.
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