Sergeant
By Frederic Remington · 1904
11″ H x 4″ L
Honor. Duty. Cavalry Legacy.
Sergeant was created by Remington as a tribute to the First U.S. Volunteer Cavalry — the Rough Riders — a regiment he deeply respected and rode alongside. This powerful portrait captures the quiet strength and discipline of the American cavalryman, reflecting both pride and resolve.
The focused expression and military bearing convey authority and experience, making this piece a meaningful homage to service and sacrifice. Though compact in scale, the sculpture carries strong presence and historical significance.
Historic Significance
A respectful tribute to the Rough Riders and the spirit of American cavalry tradition at the turn of the 20th century.
Distinguished Presence
Ideal for executive offices, studies, military collections, libraries, or patriotic displays where heritage and honor are celebrated.
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 detail and depth. The Remington signature appears within the bronze casting. Mounted on a high-quality black marble base with an etched brass plate.
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.
