Coming Through the Rye
Object Details
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Date
1902, cast ca. 1916
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Object Type
Sculptures
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Medium
Bronze
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Contributors
Cast by Roman Bronze Works
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Object Format
Lost-wax casting
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Dimensions
30 7/8 x 29 3/4 x 28 1/4 in.
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Edition
No. 12 of an estimated 15 authorized casts, the first 8 of which were numbered lifetime casts. An additional two unnumbered prototypes were produced in the artist's lifetime. [estate cast]
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Inscriptions
On the base: Copyright by. \ Frederic Remington
Plaque adhered to side of the base: PRESENTED TO MR. A. BARTON HEPBURN \ BY THE OFFICERS OF THE CHASE NATIONAL BANK OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK \ AS A TOKEN OF THEIR ADMIRATION AND AFFECTION FOR A PERSONAL FRIEND, A PROFOUND SCHOLAR, AND A BRILLIANT BANKER \ ALBERT H. WIGGIN GERHARD M DAHL WILLIAM E. PURDY M. HADDEN HOWELL \ EUGENE V. R. THAYER ALFRED C. ANDREWS CHARLES D. SMITH S. FREDERICK TELLEEN \ SAMUEL H. MILLER CHARLES C. SLADE WILLIAM P. HOLLY ROBERT I. BARR \ EDWARD H. TINKER EDWIN A. LEE GEORGE H. SAYLOR SEWALL S. SHAW \ CARL J. SMIDLAPP LEON H. JOHNSTON \ JANUARY 1, 1918
Inside the base, inscribed: N[o] 12
Foundry Mark:
On the side of the base: ROMAN BRONZE WORKS N- Y-
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Collection Name
Amon G. Carter Collection
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Credit Line
Amon Carter Museum of American Art, Fort Worth, Texas, Amon G. Carter Collection
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Accession Number
1961.23
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Copyright
Public domain
Additional details
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How do artists portray action and adventure?
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All Levels
Using stencils, create an action-packed cowboy scene. If you have time, write the story of your cowboys.
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