"The Broncho Buster" by Frederic Remington

 

Originally conceived in 1895, The Broncho Buster was Frederic Remington's first bronze sculpture.  It has since come to symbolize all that is triumphant and heroic of the American West.  The Broncho Buster reflects Remington's attention to detail, along with his ingenious rendering of intense movement combined with a delicate sense of balance.  A casting of Remington's The Broncho Buster sculpture has resided in The White House since Theodore Roosevelt's presidency.

 

In all aspects of casting this impressive sculpture, Andevan Bronzeworks strives to capture the essence of Remington's original vision. We are proud that our bronze sculptures have been used as State gifts to leaders of other nations.  There are many foundries casting versions of this sculpture, but you will find none finer than ours.  Please be sure to click on the "View More Images" link above to see additional views.

We have cast The Broncho Buster in our own California art foundry using 50 lbs. (22 kg) of pure bronze.  The sculpture is mounted onto a black marble base, stands 24½" (62 cm) high, and is signed "Frederic Remington" in the bronze.  Each sculpture is stamped with its individual number in a total edition limited to just 500 castings.