Description
The End of the Trail 21 Inches Tall is an American classic measuring 21 Inches wide x 9 inches deep x 21 inches tall. One of the most recognizable works of art, after the famous American artist James Earle Fraser. The sculpture depicts a weary Native American Man hanging limp as his weary horse comes to the edge of the Pacific Ocean, with nowhere left to roam and the pending defeat of the brave North American Indian Nation. This Indian warrior depiction is a humbling commentary on the damage Euro American settlement inflicted upon our Native American predecessors. Authentically Cast in lost wax bronze and beautifully finished with appropriate hues and accents of brown patina. This sculpture sits on a marble base. Hand Cast and Finished by talented Bronze Artists in Thailand. No Assembly Required
Why Our Custom Bronze & Marble Creations Are Worth the Wait
At World of Decor, every bronze and marble masterpiece begins as a vision—yours. Unlike mass-produced decor, our art is born from the ancient traditions of lost wax casting and hand-carved stone, techniques that have stood the test of centuries. Each piece carries the weight of history, the precision of skilled artisans, and the romance of creation itself.
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