Cowboy & Indian Statues

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.  Click on PERSONALIZE button to create your plaque.

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…

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…

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.…

Energetic Horse has a Native American horseman aboard. With the spear ready for action - are they off to battle - or just to get some food? Indians relied on their horses - this in an impressive duo. You see some feathers in the hair which provide the message of truth and freedom. Moccasins and the fringed pants are leather, and made of the skin of an animal they probably had for dinner. The base appears to be rocky and the horse is not intimidated. This Native American statue tells quite the…

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…

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…

Saddle bronc riding is rodeo's classic event, both a complement and contrast to the wilder spectacles of bareback riding and bull riding. This event requires strength to be sure, but the event also demands style, grace and precise timing.  rodeo cowboy sculpture electroplated with bronze  black base measures 3 inches L x 1-1/2 inch H x 2 inch deep. plaque is mailed to you separately.  You have a choice of two sizes of this cowboy statue. This is the smaller 6…

Go For It! Small horse statue. This small horse sculpture has  a larger version that is twice as big. The cowboy and his horse are at full throttle as they focus ahead. With a bronze finish, the horse shows a lot of features. Quite good for a small statue. Personalization is possible. Read The Story Of HorsesClick on PERSONALIZATION button to create your plaque.

This Indian is dressed with all of the trimmings! It is a Marnisha Native American. Beginning at the top, his headdress of feathers is spectacular. His left hand holds a spear that is taller than he is. His attire is made to look like animal skins, even some shag of a buffalo. Looks like this Native American is an important Indian in his tribe.    The statue is made of resin and has been hand painted. So much detail. Isn't it great? It is believed that the Sioux Indians created the…