Remington’s Coming Through the Rye – Museum Quality Reproduction | Medium Size (Black Base)

Unveiled in 1902, Coming Through the Rye is Remington’s largest and most exuberant bronze. The sculpture depicts four jubilant cowboys on horseback, pistols raised in celebration, their mounts surging forward in unison. With its sense of motion and camaraderie, the work captures the spirit of the frontier at its most lively and unrestrained.

This museum-quality reproduction honors the sheer energy of Remington’s original. From the horses’ straining muscles to the triumphant gestures of the riders, every detail reflects his unmatched ability to freeze action in bronze. Finished with a deep patina, Coming Through the Rye is a show-stopping centerpiece for any Western art collection.

• Material: High-quality bronze reproduction on marble base

• Mounted on a polished base with engraved nameplate

• Inspired by Frederic Remington’s original Coming Through the Rye (1902)

• Coming Through the Rye medium size: 46 lbs., measures 14" H