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Buffalo Head bronze sculpture by Scott Rogers, featuring a wall-mounted American bison with richly textured fur and commanding presence, celebrating the strength, resilience, and enduring spirit of the American West.

Buffalo Head (wall mount)

Specifications:
9" H x 4" W x 4 1/2" D
Editions of 30

Price:
$1,600

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Scott’s Piece Description

I love iconic images of Americana (i.e. The Grand Canyon, Texas Longhorns, The Giant Redwoods).
This "Buffalo Head "(wall mount) is one such iconic image. Can we, of this era, (we who call “Animal Control” if a stray dog shows up out of place) come close to imagining the sounds made by millions upon millions of bison as they rolled across the prairie? Can our minds even wrap around the sight of these unchecked animals moiling in movement for days…..as they come into view and pass into the horizon? Pondering such thoughts….adjectives abound: “Majesty”, “Power”, “Nobility”.

I find a dichotomy, of sorts, with the bison. Here is an animal, one of the most powerful beasts on earth, yet it is not a predator. It’s content to be left alone, eat grass and move on to the next range to graze.

I like to think that what our nation holds as the “American Spirit” can be found and witnessed in the bison. Here is power in the individual, instincts towards protection of self and others, oriented towards family and not predatory.

Curator Review

Curator Review

Buffalo Head distills the presence of the American bison into a compact wall-mounted form. Rogers emphasizes the animal’s massive forehead, heavy horn, and dense, irregular surface, allowing texture to carry much of the sculpture’s power.

As an iconic symbol of the American West, the bison carries associations of strength, endurance, and self-possession. Yet the sculpture avoids aggression. Its power feels contained and grounded, reflecting an animal whose physical force is matched by a largely non-predatory nature.

In this Western bronze wall sculpture, Rogers uses a familiar subject to suggest something broader: resilience, protection, and the quiet strength of an individual deeply connected to land and community.

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