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Stampede is a bronze sculpture created by Scott Rogers shows a cowboy going into stampede of cows in attempt to save his fellow herder.

Stampede

Specifications:
28″H x 21″W x 21″D
Edition of 30

Price:
$14,000

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Scott’s Piece Description

With no thought for his own safety, this cowboy places himself between a downed man and hundreds of sharp hooves.

It was a lazy day that started uneventful. The usual jovial bantering amongst the men accompanied breakfast. Getting the herd started, for the thirty mile stretch, took longer than normal. Mid-day brought stifleing heat. As the afternoon drug on – a few dark clouds formed that looked ominous. “CRACK” – a flash of light – in the same instant (lightning). Instantaneously, the herd moved as one body. One of the men riding the left flank found himself riding point. All his efforts to turn the herd were to no avail. He felt awash in a sea of horns and knew the seriousness of the situation. Was it a gopher hole, a mess-step by his horse? He didn’t know. What he did know was that his horse had fallen and pinned his right leg under it’s side…………. .

Curator Review

Curator Review

In Stampede, Scott Rogers channels the raw chaos and peril of the open range into a sculptural crescendo of movement. The scene brims with kinetic energy—cowboys, horses, and longhorns erupt from the bronze in a tangle of limbs and horns, their forms surging upward as though propelled by the very thunder that startled them. Rogers’ sculptural language is intentionally dense, forcing the viewer to linger, to parse out each struggling figure from the swirling composition. It is this layering that mirrors the confusion of a real stampede, where survival hinged on instinct and courage rather than control. Stampede is less a frozen moment than a storm captured mid-roar, paying tribute not only to the heroism of the cowboys but to the untamable spirit of the West itself.

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