Remington’s The Outlaw – Museum Quality Reproduction

Remington’s The Outlaw – Museum Quality ReproductionFirst cast in 1906, The Outlaw is one of Remingtons most powerful depictions of man versus beast. The sculpture portrays a cowboy clinging to a violently bucking horse, both rider and mount locked in a fierce struggle for control. Unlike the steady mastery of The Broncho Buster, The Outlaw emphasizes chaos, danger, and raw defiance. This finely crafted reproduction preserves the explosive energy of Remingtons original. From the cowboys desperate hold

First cast in 1906, The Outlaw is one of Remington’s most powerful depictions of man versus beast. The sculpture portrays a cowboy clinging to a violently bucking horse, both rider and mount locked in a fierce struggle for control. Unlike the steady mastery of The Broncho Buster, The Outlaw emphasizes chaos, danger, and raw defiance.

This finely crafted reproduction preserves the explosive energy of Remington’s original. From the cowboy’s desperate hold to the horse’s twisting form, the work brims with untamed spirit. Enhanced by a deep bronze patina, The Outlaw makes a bold and dramatic statement in any collection.

Details:

• Material: High-quality hand-cast bronze on a marble base

• Dimensions: 

The Outlaw small size: 4 lbs, measures: 9" H

The Outlaw medium size: 13 lbs, measures 11.5"H x 9"L x 5"W

The Outlaw large size: 38 lbs, measures 22" H

• Mounted on a polished base with engraved nameplate

• Inspired by Frederic Remington’s original The Outlaw (1906)