Cowboy & Indian Statues

A Cowboy and his Horse - hard at work!

Ride'em Cowboy Statue 

This is BIG measuring 17 inches high!...a lot of drama is seen. The determination on the horse's face. The trust in the cowboy's face. You "feel" a lot of action is this well-crafted cowboy sculpture. You see the stirrups, the horse reins, even the uplifted tail of the horse. You've got the bandana, the cowboy hat, boots.

Determination exemplified!

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Going For it!  Cowboy on Horse Statue captures this cowboy and his "partner" at full blast. The FOCUS of both the cowboy and his horse is obvious. The cowboy is leaning forward to help the horse with his weight. Reins are tight. Cowboy boots are in the stirrups and pressed against the horse's side. Can't you FEEL the energy?

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This horse sculpture depicts a bucking horse with a cowboy on its back. The horse is standing on its two front legs trying to buck the cowboy off its back. The cowboy is holding the reins with his left hand and has his right hand behind him helping to balance himself on the horse's back.

This horse statue is very detailed. Look at the intracacies of the saddle, stirrups, from the mane to the tail every last detail is intricate. You can even see the button on the chaps the cowboy is wearing.

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Off to WAR!!!

This horse statue depicts an Indian Chief riding into battle on a war horse. The Indian Chief is holding a spear in his left hand while gripping the horses mane with his right. On this horse statue, the Indian Chief is wearing a ceremonial headdress, breastplate armor, and has a shield and a water skin slung over his back. The horse has a light weight saddle upon its back for easier maneuverability. If you look closely you can even see a handprint on the left side of the horses neck (most probably war paint). Many times a hand print on a horse represented someone killed in battle.

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This cowboy and horse sculpture depicts a cowboy riding on a bucking horse. The horse has three legs in the air and one planted firmly on the ground.

The cowboy is holding onto the reins rodeo style with his fist facing upwards. The cowboys right hand is also in a fist but raised above his head in triumph. You can tell the horse was trying to throw off his rider but with no success. 

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Such an emotional statue ... and sadly true.

End of Trail horse statue depicts a very tired Indian warrior on a very tired horse. You can only assume the battle is over by looking at this horse sculpture. The warrior sitting atop the horse's back is slumped over with his head and shoulders arched downwards. The warrior is still holding his spear, and there is a long knife sheathed in a scabbard on his left hip. The horse is slumped forward as well with its tail between its legs.

This horse sculpture looks like rider and horse after an epic battle.

In the 15th Century there were over 4 million Native Americans. By 1900 the number had dwindled to 237,000. However, diseases killed more Native Americans than wars did.

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Native American culture is filled with many stories, myths and imagery. Looking at this sculpture brings to life the many trials and hardships related with the history of the Native Indian tribes of North America. This Indian and horse sculpture captures the essence the struggle many braves endured in the time of the Western settlers.

End of the Trail Statue renders in heartbreaking detail the American Indian brave leaving his final battle. The craftsmanship in this sculpture is amazing and makes a somber addition to any collection. Made from resin with bronze finish. An impressive size.

Currently SOLD OUT. Since tariff situation seems to be getting resolved next shipment is now arriving EARLY Septeberm 2025.  You can order now for September delivery.

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This horse statue depicts a Native American riding a horse down a steep slope of rock. He has a tight grip on the back of the saddle as well as the reins, and is gripping tightly with his knees as well. Notice how long the reins are! if you don't give the horse enough head you will certainly be thrown off.

This horse sculpture has many fine details to admire. The intricacies of the saddle, The weapon on the riders back, and you can even see a coil of rope strapped to the side of the horse. This is a very difficult descent down the mounain and you can tell that  by the look of serious concentration on the rider's face. 

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A rearing horse with a cowboy on its back is the theme of this horse statue. The horse is standing on its hind legs trying to throw the cowboy from its back. The cowboy is gripping the reins tightly in his left hand and whipping the back side of the horse with his right.

The cowboy's hat is pulled tightly over his forehead and ears to stop it from flying off. With the look of the muscles on this fantastic horse it's very hard to decide who will win this battle. Marvel at the details of this horse statue. You can see every intracacy from the moustache on the man's face to the flaring of the horse's nostrils.

Statue has a resin core and has been electroplated with bronze. A Western sculpture for sure!

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Rodeo!

This horse sculpture depicts a bucking horse with a cowboy on its back. The horse is standing on its two front legs trying to buck the cowboy off its back. The cowboy is holding the reins with his left hand and has his right hand behind him helping to balance him on the horses back. This horse statue is very detailed. Look at the intracacies of the saddle, stirrups, from the mane to the tail every last detail is intricate. You can even see the button on the chaps the cowboy is wearing. 

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