Remington Limited Edition Bronze Sculpture: Cowboy on Horseback with Pack Mule

This is a bronze sculpture depicting a cowboy on horseback leading a pack mule. The central figure is a rider in classic Western attire, including a wide-brimmed hat, holding what appears to be a rifle or staff. The horse he rides is captured in a dynamic pose, suggesting movement across rugged terrain, indicated by the detailed base resembling rocks and uneven ground. To the left of the rider is a second horse, likely a pack mule, burdened with what appears to be saddlebags or packed supplies, indicating a journey or expedition. The sculpture exhibits a dark, patinated finish, typical of aged bronze, which provides depth and character to the figures. The overall construction appears solid and heavy, likely cast in bronze given the context of 'Remington' and the quality of detail. The base of the sculpture is a solid, rectangular form with irregular, raised details simulating natural ground, and it has a lighter, mottled appearance, possibly stone or a lighter bronze finish to contrast with the figures. There's a small white label visible on the base, likely indicating inventory or sale information. As a 'Remington limited edition 169/750,' this suggests high-quality craftsmanship, likely a reproduction of a famous work by Frederic Remington or a piece inspired by his style, produced in a limited series. The details on the clothing, saddles, and animal musculature are rendered with care, indicative of good artistic quality. Given the 'Remington' association and the limited edition numbering, this piece likely dates from the late 20th century to early 21st century, as many such reproductions gained popularity during this period. No major visible damage such as cracks or significant chips can be discerned from the image, suggesting the item is in good overall condition, though the natural patina variation does not indicate damage.