Ebros Gift Large End of The Trail Indian Native Tribal Hero Warrior Statue Electroplated Bronze Resin Art Reproduction of James Fraser in Wisconsin National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum

The End of The Trail is a famous artwork of American Sculptor James Earle Fraser. This masterpiece was a commissioned work by Clarence Shaler as a tribute to the Native Americans. The original sculpture is now in display at the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum in Wisconsin.

• This Native Indigenous Indian sculpture featuring the 'End Of The Trail' is made of the highest quality resin, undergoing the process of bronze electroplating giving it a uniform shine on the inside as well as the surface of the figurine. This process makes the figurine resemble the look of actual bronze but with much lesser weight.
• The End of Trail figurine part measures at 13.5" height and 11" length. The base is 3"Tall, bringing the overall height of the statue to 16.5"Tall. The sculpture weighs about 8.75 pounds.
• They make wonderful gifts and decorations for offices, living rooms, patriotic individuals, and Native Americans. This magnificent statue weighs about 8.5 pounds.
• The End of the Trail is a sculpture located in Waupun, Wisconsin, United States. It depicts an American Indian brave hanging limp as his horse comes to an abrupt halt just prior to momentum carrying him over an unseen precipice.
• Props in photos are not included with the item.