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End of the trail

by J. E. Fraser

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Inspired by <strong>J. E. Fraser's</strong> childhood in Dakota Territory during the 1880s, this weary Native man, seated on a windblown pony, powerfully reflects the devastating impact of Euro-American settler colonization on Indigenous communities. <strong><em data-start="228" data-end="246">End of the Trail</em></strong> exemplifies the western themes explored by French-trained artists like <strong>Fraser</strong>, who expressed both their American identity through their choice of subjects and their modern sensibilities through their mastery of contemporary artistic styles. Excellent condition, purchased 40 years ago at an auction in Scottsdale, Arizona. Available from SculptureCollector.com where unique and creative sculpture is both bopught and sold in a secure and private manner globally for 30+ years.

End of the trail

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J. E. Fraser

Height: 21 inches Width: 5 inches Depth: 14 inches Weight (Approx): 28.8 pounds Edition Numbers: 26 of 100 Medium: Bronze  

Inspired by Fraser's childhood in Dakota Territory during the 1880s, this weary Native man, seated on a windblown pony, powerfully reflects the devastating impact of Euro-American settler colonization on Indigenous communities. End of the Trail exemplifies the western themes explored by French-trained artists like Fraser, who expressed both their American identity through their choice of subjects and their modern sensibilities through their mastery of contemporary artistic styles. Excellent condition, purchased 40 years ago and an auction in Scottsdale, Arizona.

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J. E. Fraser bronze sculpture | End of the Trail - 1880s — Sculpture Collector