End of the Trail Pure Bronze Sculpture Statue by James E Fraser Large Decorative

Description: Fraser was a Dakota boy and familiar with Indians and Buffalo bones, at 18. Fraser went to the art Institute of Chicago for drawing classes and was a pupil of the Richard Bock for sculpture. At 20 he entered the Ecole des Breaux-Arts in Paris under Falguiere, the Julian Academy and Clarissa. At 22 years old, he became assistant to the major sculpture Augustus Saint Gaudens remaining until 1902 when Fraser opened his own studio in New York City. His first important commission was a bust of Theodore Roosevelt now in the capital building. Fraser also designed the five cent buffalo nickel issued in 1913 with a bison on the other side and the chief iron tail on the face. The end of the trail was his most popular work and still popular today. This is a rare opportunity to purchase an original Bronze. This will be carefully wrapped and packed in a wood crate for shipment. Buyer pays shipping and insurance.

Price: 1500 USD

Location: Waves, North Carolina

End Time: 2024-09-08T00:41:11.000Z

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Item Specifics

All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted

Unit of Sale: Single Piece

Artist: James Earle Fraser

Signed By: James Earl Fraser signed in casting

Size: Large

Item Length: 25 in

Region of Origin: USA

Format: Statue

Original/Licensed Reproduction: Original

Store Category: Western

Item Height: 37 in

Style: Native American

Features: Limited Edition

Unit Quantity: 1

Handmade: Yes

Item Width: 10 in

Culture: American Indian

Time Period Produced: 1900-1924

Signed: Yes

Period: Early 20th Century (1900-1920)

Title: End of The Trail Bronze Sculpture

Material: Bronze

Subject: American Indian

Type: Sculpture

Theme: Western

Production Technique: Bronze Casting

Country/Region of Manufacture: United States