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Details
Object Name

sculpture

Maker

Frederic Remington

Title

Rattlesnake

Date

1904

Materials

Bronze, cast

Dimensions

23 1/2 in x 17 1/2 in x 12 1/2 in (59.6 cm x 44.4 cm x 31.7 cm)

Credit Line

Donated by Loretta and Victor Kaufman to the Autry Museum

Object ID

2012.37.25

Institution

Autry Museum of the American West

Category

Art and Artifacts


Remarks

Sculpture by Frederic Remington, Rattlesnake, 1904. Signed on pedestal. The sculpture epitomizes the sense of action, drama, and danger that had made Remington famous by 1905, when he first cast this sculpture of a horse and rider surprised by a rattlesnake in their path. Three years later he reworked the composition, extending the cowboy’s right arm as and titling his upper body forward as you see in this version, creating a more violent sense of movement.

Subject

cowboys

Location

GP.Gallery Parks

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