"The Sergeant" by Frederic Remington

 This sculpture is Remington's striking 1904 portrait of a hero of the western frontier -- a military sergeant of the 1st United States Volunteer Cavalry, more famously known as the "Rough Riders."  Led by Colonel (later President) Theodore Roosevelt, this diverse regiment of miners, cowboys, clergymen, tradesmen and Native Americans fought in league during the Spanish American War (1898-1899). The ethos and bravery of those soldiers is eternalized by Remington in the image of this unnamed soldier. With his Rough Rider hat, crown creased and brim cocked on one side, and his kerchief tied traditionally at the neck, The Sergeant is a faithful replication of this courageous trooper of the Wild West.  Please click on the thumbnail images above to see additional views . We have cast The Sergeant in our own California art foundry using 5 lbs. (2 kg) of pure bronze.  The sculpture is finished with a traditional bronze patina in tones of browns and black.  Mounted onto a black marble base, it stands 11" (27 cm) high.  The sculpture is signed by the artist in the side of its base and is also stamped with its unique casting number in our edition limited to just 500 total castings. This is a fine bronze sculpture, made to high standards.  We guarantee your satisfaction. For more information or to arrange international shipment, please send email to info@artbronze.com or call us at 818.841.7979.