End of the Trail Horse

Hand Painted
End of the Trail Indian On Horse Sculpture

Another rendition of the classic, "End of the Trail", this sculpture boasts detailed hand-painting and a detachable spear and feather. Polyresin. Polyresin. 9 3/4" x 4 1/2" x 9 3/4" high.

About The Famous End Of The Trail Sculpture
The End Of The Trail is likely the most famous and popular sculptures ever produced about American Indians. It has become the most familiar sculptures of the American West. The End Of The Trail Sculpture was originally developed by James Earle Fraser in 1894. He won the Wanamaker Prize at the Paris (France) American Artists Association in 1898. Fraser developed the End Of The Trial after his extensive interactions with Native Americans during his childhood. He came to believe that the Indians has bee treated unfairly by white man and he developed a great compassion for them. The original End Of The Trail Sculpture by James Earle Fraser is on display in the Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma City where it has been since 1968.

A Photo Of The Original Sculpture And Photo Of James Earle Fraser!
The Original End Of The Trail Stands 18 Feet Tall!
The Original Work Is Now On Display At The Cowboy Hall Of Fame

The End Of The Trail depicts an Indian with head down on a horse who has come to the end of the trail which symbolizes the end of Indian worlds in America as they knew it since white man took all the land away from Native Americans. Native Americans truly have been fighting terrorism since 1492 but they started out with a very bad immigration policy!

Hand Painted
End of the Trail Indian On Horse $48.00

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