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The Pony Express (maquette)

Specifications:
20″H x 23″W x 10″D
Edition of 30

Price:
$7,200

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Scott’s Piece Description

Wanted
Young, Wiry
Seeks adventure
Willing to risk death
Orphans preferred
$25 / Month
-California newspaper help wanted ad, 1860

The Pony Express is truly one of those iconic western subjects that surpasses images and goes instantly into feeling. It’s essence is “Americana”: part youthful adventure, entrepreneurship, death defying rides and mystery. It holds the loneliness of the solitary rider playing part in a continental landscape of events larger than himself. It brings under its umbrella braving the elements, encounters with Indians and of a young man trying to make his way in the world, with what may be his only talent….being a damn good rider.

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