How much is the end of the trail print worth?

Lot 220400: James Earle Fraser, “End of the Trail”, Sculpture, Limited Edition, c. 1894 – Appraisal Value: $20K!* Description: This original sculpture entitled “End of the Trail” is in superb condition. It was hand-crafted signed, dated (1894), and marked piece 354/500 by the artist.

Where is the original end of the Trail statue?

National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum
The original was moved from Visalia to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma in 1968, where it was restored and is now on display at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum. The City of Visalia received a bronze replica as a replacement. The Waupun statue was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1980.

Who painted end of the trail?

James Earle Fraser
End of the Trail/Artists

James Earle Fraser’s End of the Trail is one of the most iconic works featured in The American West in Bronze, 1850–1925.

Who made the End of the Trail statue?

End of the Trail/Artists

What do you call the end of a trail?

“trail end” is at the opposite end of the trail’s beginning (which. they know as the trailhead), then you might have to rely on other. means to communicate location of the meeting point.

How much does a Frederic Remington bronze sculpture cost?

Fig. 1 New sculpture commonly sold as “bronze” with wholesale prices. Left, 22″ zinc signed Frederic Remington, $225; top right, cast iron Art Nouveau styled 4″ × 6″ tray, $12.50; below right, 4″ cast iron dog, artist signed, $12.50.

What’s the signature on a new bronze sculpture?

Fig. 13 The majority of new metal statues include an artist signature. Most new signatures, like this Frederic Remington, are of well-known artists. Fig. 14 Other new sculptures have signatures of unknown artists or deliberately unreadable signatures like the one above.

Do you get free shipping on world of bronze?

This Fraser edition is a reproduction of the original work of art and has outstanding detail. World of Bronze gives free shipping made by the “Lost Wax Process” that assures the “Highest Quality Lowest Prices” for World of Bronze over 30 years in the bronze business. All measurements are approximate.

How can you tell if a bronze sculpture is a forgery?

One of a kind sophisticated forgeries are more difficult to detect. Do not attempt to identify fake bronzes by color, weight, sound (tapping), or subject. None of those methods are reliable. Fig. 1 New sculpture commonly sold as “bronze” with wholesale prices.

Fig. 1 New sculpture commonly sold as “bronze” with wholesale prices. Left, 22″ zinc signed Frederic Remington, $225; top right, cast iron Art Nouveau styled 4″ × 6″ tray, $12.50; below right, 4″ cast iron dog, artist signed, $12.50.

Fig. 13 The majority of new metal statues include an artist signature. Most new signatures, like this Frederic Remington, are of well-known artists. Fig. 14 Other new sculptures have signatures of unknown artists or deliberately unreadable signatures like the one above.

This Fraser edition is a reproduction of the original work of art and has outstanding detail. World of Bronze gives free shipping made by the “Lost Wax Process” that assures the “Highest Quality Lowest Prices” for World of Bronze over 30 years in the bronze business. All measurements are approximate.

One of a kind sophisticated forgeries are more difficult to detect. Do not attempt to identify fake bronzes by color, weight, sound (tapping), or subject. None of those methods are reliable. Fig. 1 New sculpture commonly sold as “bronze” with wholesale prices.