Cheyenne

Cheyenne
By Frederic Remington · 1901

Motion. Mastery. Frontier Power.

Cheyenne captures a dramatic moment of intensity as a mounted warrior charges forward at full gallop. Regarded by Remington as one of his most technically challenging sculptures, this composition achieves what few bronzes of its time accomplished — a horse in natural flight, with all four legs suspended off the ground.

The rider grips his spear while the sweeping buffalo robe extends outward, creating balance and dynamic movement. The sculpture reflects Remington at the height of his artistic mastery, combining anatomical precision with emotional force and Western authenticity.

Often regarded as one of Remington’s most celebrated Native American compositions, Cheyenne remains an iconic representation of motion and strength in Western bronze sculpture.

Historic Significance
A landmark work in American sculpture, showcasing Remington’s innovation in depicting movement and energy within bronze form.

Dynamic Presence
An impressive focal point for Western collections, ranch estates, executive offices, galleries, and institutions honoring frontier history.

Museum-Quality Craftsmanship
Handmade and cast in 100% American bronze using the traditional Lost Wax Casting Process. Each sculpture is individually hand-finished with rich patina and hand-applied highlights to enhance texture, realism, and sculptural depth. The Remington signature is reproduced within the bronze casting. Most sizes are mounted on a high-quality black marble base with an etched brass plate (marble base not included on Monumental or Heroic sizes).

Installation Options
Mounting brackets may be welded for permanent installation upon request, particularly recommended for public or high-traffic environments. Larger editions are made to order.

Enduring Investment
Built to withstand the elements with minimal maintenance and crafted to endure for generations. Freight is included, ensuring a seamless acquisition experience from foundry to final placement.