Western Bronze Sculpture of a Bucking Bronco and Cowboy

This is a dynamic cast bronze sculpture depicting a Western cowboy riding a bucking bronco. The piece is rendered in a rich, dark brown patina with subtle highlights that accentuate the musculature of the horse and the texture of the rider's clothing, specifically the detailed woolly chaps. The sculpture is mounted on a thick, oval-shaped green marble base, which displays natural white veining. A small rectangular brass plaque is affixed to the front center of the marble base, likely containing the title and artist's name. The craftsmanship shows high-quality anatomical detail and a sense of energetic movement, with the horse's front legs tucked and the cowboy swinging a lasso. The style is characteristic of late 20th-century Western American art, often inspired by Frederic Remington. Condition appears excellent with no visible cracks or significant oxidation, though there is a light layer of dust. The rope element appears to be made of wire or thin braided metal. The proportions suggest a desktop-sized cabinet bronze with significant weight due to the solid marble base.