Frederic Remington’s The Rattlesnake – Limited Edition Bronze Reproduction (Only 100 Castings Worldwide)

Frederic Remington’s The Rattlesnake – Limited Edition Bronze Reproduction (Only 100 Castings Worldwide)Experience one of Frederic Remingtons most iconic works with this limited edition bronze reproduction of The Rattlesnake. Only 100 castings will ever be produced, making this an exclusive opportunity for collectors of fine Western art. Using advanced 3D laser scanning of Casting #14 (from a private collection), every detail of Remingtons original sculpture has been faithfully preserved with unmatched accuracy. Each piece is cast in the United States

Experience one of Frederic Remington’s most iconic works with this limited edition bronze reproduction of The Rattlesnake. Only 100 castings will ever be produced, making this an exclusive opportunity for collectors of fine Western art.

Using advanced 3D laser scanning of Casting #14 (from a private collection), every detail of Remington’s original sculpture has been faithfully preserved with unmatched accuracy.

Each piece is cast in the United States using the traditional lost wax bronze casting method—the very process Remington’s own foundries employed over a century ago. Finished with a rich patina and mounted on a polished base, the result is an authentic, heirloom-quality bronze that captures the spirit and movement of the original.

Artist: Frederic Remington (1861–1909)
Title: The Rattlesnake No. 14
Edition: Limited to 100 castings worldwide
Medium: Bronze reproduction, lost wax casting
Process: Digitally scanned from original Casting #14
Made in: USA
Shipping: Included within the Continental U.S. (ships directly from foundry)
Notes: Membership discounts do not apply

Bring home a piece of Western art history with this faithful Remington bronze reproduction, created to honor the legacy of one of America’s most celebrated sculptors.

The original Rattlesnake Casting #14—the very piece digitally scanned to create this reproduction—was prominently displayed in the Oval Office during the Reagan and George H.W. Bush administrations. This historic connection makes each reproduction not only a work of art, but also a cultural legacy that bridges Remington’s artistry with America’s history.