Bronze Finished Bucking Bronco Sculpture in the Style of Frederic Remington

This is a cast metal sculpture, likely bronze-plated or solid bronze, depicting a cowboy riding a bucking horse down a steep incline. The sculpture captures a high-action moment, with the horse's head lowered and hind legs kicking up, while the rider leans back to maintain balance, one hand holding a lead and the other likely holding a hat (though obscured from this angle). The piece is finished with a dark, chocolate-brown patina that shows highlights of copper or bronze tones where light reflects. It is mounted on a rectangular black stone or high-polish marble base, which adds significant weight and stability. The style is heavily reminiscent of Frederic Remington’s iconic Western works, specifically 'The Mountain Man' or similar bronchos, likely dating from the mid-to-late 20th century as a decorative reproduction. The surface texture is rugged and impressionistic, showing the artist's hand in the clay mold. Minor signs of dust and age are visible in the crevices, but the overall condition appears good with no significant cracks or breaks to the cast metal elements. No visible maker's marks or signatures are identifiable in this specific photo angle, but the quality suggests a well-made after-market casting.