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Sculptor, b. 1914 - d. 1999

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        • Bronze Sculpture Robert Scriver (American 1914-1999)
          Nov. 17, 2024

          Bronze Sculpture Robert Scriver (American 1914-1999)

          Est: $1,500 - $2,000

          Bronze Sculpture Robert Scriver (American 1914-1999) Robert Scriver (American 1914-1999) Portrait of C.M. Russell, Cowboy Artist Signed, titled on base. Edition 29/35 25in (64cm) h. Robert Scriver (1914-1999) was a Montana sculptor known for his works that depicted the life and culture of the American West.

          Fine Estate Inc.
        • Robert Macfie Scriver (1914-1999), "Re-Ride," 1968
          Nov. 13, 2024

          Robert Macfie Scriver (1914-1999), "Re-Ride," 1968

          Est: $1,200 - $1,800

          Robert Macfie Scriver (1914-1999) "Re-Ride," 1968 Patinated bronze Edition: 2/6 Signed, dated, and numbered in the casting: © Bob Scriver / -2-

          John Moran Auctioneers
        • Bob Scriver (American, 1914-1999) Buffalo Runner, Special Book Edition 103/300, 1981
          Nov. 12, 2024

          Bob Scriver (American, 1914-1999) Buffalo Runner, Special Book Edition 103/300, 1981

          Est: $3,000 - $5,000

          Bob Scriver (American, 1914-1999) Buffalo Runner, Special Book Edition 103/300, 1981 bronze inscribed Bob Scriver, titled, numbered, and dated (verso) height 11 x width 26 x depth 14 1/4 inches This lot is located in Denver.

          Freeman’s | Hindman
        • Bob Scriver (1914-1999) Warrior Scouts c. 1962
          Nov. 09, 2024

          Bob Scriver (1914-1999) Warrior Scouts c. 1962

          Est: $600 - $800

          This is an original circa 1862 Bob Scriver “Native American Warrior Scouts on the Scent” bronzed chalkware sculpture. Chalkware sculptures were done by Scriver himself at his home foundry for a limited time, very few are known to exist. Robert Mcafee Scriver (1914-1999) was born in Browning, Montana (in the heart of the Blackfoot Indian Reservation) in 1914. Scriver began sculpting using taxidermy to learn his craft of making wildlife bronzes. By 1962 he became a charter member of the Society of Animal Artists, had been accepted into the prestigious Cowboy Artists of America, listed in Who’s Who in American Art, and a member of the National Sculpture Society, and the National Academy of Western Art. The piece depicts a scene of two Native American men on horseback following trails of other horses and men. They are examining a U. S. Army canteen that had been dropped. Both are holding spears and one has a large shield on his back, while the others is slung around his hip. The piece shows great attention to detail throughout the men, the horses and the terrain they are on. The piece is signed twice around the bottom edges reading, "©1962 Bob Scriver". The piece shows fair condition overall with some large chipping in the back of one of the mens necks, a partially broken spear tip, and a broken spear tip. The piece measures 15" L x 10 1/4" W x 14 1/4" H and weighs 13 pounds and 10 ounces. This is a chalkware piece and could likely damage in shipping, pickup required or shipping at your own risk. This sculpture has sold previously for $1,197 (w/ bp) in Nov. 2023.

          North American Auction Company
        • Bob Scriver The Cowboy Series Bronzes
          Nov. 02, 2024

          Bob Scriver The Cowboy Series Bronzes

          Est: $2,000 - $3,000

          Numbers matched set of 5 bronzes. All have the same production number and were sold as a set. All 5 have COA's as well. Hard to find matched sets. Largest is 14 1/4" by 7" by 6". Bob (Robert Macfie) Scriver (1914 - 1999) was active/lived in Montana. Bob Scriver is known for Animal and western sculpture. Bob Scriver was an elected member in both the Cowboy Artists of America organization and the National Academy of Western Art. He was a member of the Salmagundi Club and was accepted for membership in the National Sculpture Society. Scriver created heroic sculptures in Montana of the expedition of Lewis and Clark, and in Wyoming of the legendary Buffalo Bill. His Cowboy works include a heroic work of Bill Linderman at the Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma and his "Rodeo In Bronze" series, one of four belonging to the Devonian Institute in Canada. Scriver was commissioned to do such pieces as a Montana Trapper and belt buckle for the Montana Historical Society to help raise funds to purchase the C.M. Russell painting, When the Land Belonged to God, which raised $96,000.00. In 1981, for the Winchester Arms Company, he was also commissioned to do a famous logo called, The Winchester Rider. This set a new record for contemporary sculptors with gross sales totaling over one million dollars. This edition of 250 was completely sold out in 30 days from the time of National advertising. Scriver's art depicts a sense of freedom that has been lost by the Indian and is seemingly being lost by the cowboy. The Late Dr. Harold McCracken, Director Emeritus of the Whitney Gallery of Western Art, was quoted in the forward of Scriver's book NO MORE BUFFALO as calling Scriver: "America's foremost sculptor today-bar none". Scriver died January 29,1999. He has left behind him stories, and dreams of the West....in bronze.

          Davis Brothers Auction
        • Bob Scriver (1914-1999) Pay Window, 1968
          Oct. 12, 2024

          Bob Scriver (1914-1999) Pay Window, 1968

          Est: $12,000 - $18,000

          Bob Scriver (1914-1999) Pay Window, 1968 bronze, 7 26 x 24 x 14 inches inscribed: Bob Scriver, “Pay Window” 1968 -7-, Powell Foundry “This piece is one of the more successful sculptures in the Rodeo Series. When striving for accuracy and an authentic portrayal of this event, I have shown both the horse and the rider making a high-scoring effort. Hence the title ‘Pay Window’. Bill Linderman is the prototype used for the cowboy.” - Bob Scriver.

          Lone Star Art Auction
        • Bob Scriver (1914-1999) Heading for a Wreck, 1968
          Oct. 12, 2024

          Bob Scriver (1914-1999) Heading for a Wreck, 1968

          Est: $15,000 - $25,000

          Bob Scriver (1914-1999) Heading for a Wreck, 1968 bronze, 3 17 x 36 x 27 inches inscribed: © Bob Scriver, 1968 -3-,“Heading for a Wreck”, Bighorn Foundry This very large and impressive work by Bob Scriver is considered by most Western art collectors as one of the top three bronzes from his Rodeo Series. In describing this piece, Scriver said, “Sculpting this action, I decided to picture the hazer as well as the dogger because the hazer is most certainly an essential part of the bulldogging sequence. Getting the story told was of prime importance here. However, there were many opportunities for good sculptural design. Proper arrangement of the elements was of great importance to the authenticity of the piece. It was not my purpose in these sculptures about rodeo to depict the cowboy as a man who always makes the perfect ride or the perfect catch, but rather as a man, who, although he knows his business, can and does make errors. This is so evident here where the dogger’s timing is just a little off and the steer and he are going to go head over heels.”

          Lone Star Art Auction
        • Bob Scriver Montana Trapper Belt Buckle
          Sep. 28, 2024

          Bob Scriver Montana Trapper Belt Buckle

          Est: $25 - $50

          3 1/4" by 2 1/2"

          Davis Brothers Auction
        • Bob Scriver Montana The Cowboy Brass Belt Buckle
          Sep. 28, 2024

          Bob Scriver Montana The Cowboy Brass Belt Buckle

          Est: $25 - $50

          3 1/2" by 2 3/4".

          Davis Brothers Auction
        • Bob Scriver Montana The Prospector Belt Buckle
          Sep. 28, 2024

          Bob Scriver Montana The Prospector Belt Buckle

          Est: $25 - $50

          3 1/4" by 2 3/8".

          Davis Brothers Auction
        • Bob Scriver Birthplace Of Montana Belt Buckle
          Sep. 28, 2024

          Bob Scriver Birthplace Of Montana Belt Buckle

          Est: $25 - $50

          3 1/4" by 2". 74 of 500

          Davis Brothers Auction
        • Bob Scriver Birthplace Of Montana Belt Buckle
          Sep. 28, 2024

          Bob Scriver Birthplace Of Montana Belt Buckle

          Est: $25 - $50

          2 3/4" by 2 1/4". 74 of 500.

          Davis Brothers Auction
        • Robert Scriver (American 1914-1999)
          Sep. 22, 2024

          Robert Scriver (American 1914-1999)

          Est: $2,000 - $3,000

          Robert Scriver (American 1914-1999) Robert Scriver (American 1914-1999) Portrait of C.M. Russell, Cowboy Artist 25in (64cm) h. Signed, titled on base Robert Scriver (1914-1999) was a Montana sculptor known for his works that depicted the life and culture of the American West.

          Fine Estate Inc.
        • Bob Scriver Montana Trapper Belt Buckle
          Aug. 10, 2024

          Bob Scriver Montana Trapper Belt Buckle

          Est: $25 - $50

          2 1/2" by 3 1/4".

          Davis Brothers Auction
        • Bob Scriver The Price of a Scalp Plaster Sculpture
          Aug. 10, 2024

          Bob Scriver The Price of a Scalp Plaster Sculpture

          Est: $300 - $400

          Title is The Price of a Scalp. 14 1/8" by 13" by 8 1/4". These were made by Scriver during the process of casting the molds for his bronzes. This example is Plaster and Wax. Very few still exist. Some damage and repair as shown. Bob (Robert Macfie) Scriver (1914 - 1999) was active/lived in Montana. Bob Scriver is known for Animal and western sculpture. Bob Scriver was an elected member in both the Cowboy Artists of America organization and the National Academy of Western Art. He was a member of the Salmagundi Club and was accepted for membership in the National Sculpture Society. Scriver created heroic sculptures in Montana of the expedition of Lewis and Clark, and in Wyoming of the legendary Buffalo Bill. His Cowboy works include a heroic work of Bill Linderman at the Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma and his "Rodeo In Bronze" series, one of four belonging to the Devonian Institute in Canada. Scriver was commissioned to do such pieces as a Montana Trapper and belt buckle for the Montana Historical Society to help raise funds to purchase the C.M. Russell painting, When the Land Belonged to God, which raised $96,000.00. In 1981, for the Winchester Arms Company, he was also commissioned to do a famous logo called, The Winchester Rider. This set a new record for contemporary sculptors with gross sales totaling over one million dollars. This edition of 250 was completely sold out in 30 days from the time of National advertising. Scriver's art depicts a sense of freedom that has been lost by the Indian and is seemingly being lost by the cowboy. The Late Dr. Harold McCracken, Director Emeritus of the Whitney Gallery of Western Art, was quoted in the forward of Scriver's book NO MORE BUFFALO as calling Scriver: "America's foremost sculptor today-bar none". Scriver died January 29,1999. He has left behind him stories, and dreams of the West....in bronze.

          Davis Brothers Auction
        • Bob Scriver No More Buffalo Plaster Sculpture
          Aug. 10, 2024

          Bob Scriver No More Buffalo Plaster Sculpture

          Est: $300 - $400

          Title is No More Buffalo. 20 1/2" by 6 1/2" by 5". These were made by Scriver during the process of casting the molds for his bronzes. Very few still exist. This example is missing his spear. Bob (Robert Macfie) Scriver (1914 - 1999) was active/lived in Montana. Bob Scriver is known for Animal and western sculpture. Bob Scriver was an elected member in both the Cowboy Artists of America organization and the National Academy of Western Art. He was a member of the Salmagundi Club and was accepted for membership in the National Sculpture Society. Scriver created heroic sculptures in Montana of the expedition of Lewis and Clark, and in Wyoming of the legendary Buffalo Bill. His Cowboy works include a heroic work of Bill Linderman at the Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma and his "Rodeo In Bronze" series, one of four belonging to the Devonian Institute in Canada. Scriver was commissioned to do such pieces as a Montana Trapper and belt buckle for the Montana Historical Society to help raise funds to purchase the C.M. Russell painting, When the Land Belonged to God, which raised $96,000.00. In 1981, for the Winchester Arms Company, he was also commissioned to do a famous logo called, The Winchester Rider. This set a new record for contemporary sculptors with gross sales totaling over one million dollars. This edition of 250 was completely sold out in 30 days from the time of National advertising. Scriver's art depicts a sense of freedom that has been lost by the Indian and is seemingly being lost by the cowboy. The Late Dr. Harold McCracken, Director Emeritus of the Whitney Gallery of Western Art, was quoted in the forward of Scriver's book NO MORE BUFFALO as calling Scriver: "America's foremost sculptor today-bar none". Scriver died January 29,1999. He has left behind him stories, and dreams of the West....in bronze.

          Davis Brothers Auction
        • Bob Scriver A Robe For His Bride Bronze Montana
          Aug. 10, 2024

          Bob Scriver A Robe For His Bride Bronze Montana

          Est: $1,500 - $2,000

          Title is A Robe for His Bride. 22 3/8" by 12 5/8" by 11 1/2". Bob (Robert Macfie) Scriver (1914 - 1999) was active/lived in Montana. Bob Scriver is known for Animal and western sculpture. Bob Scriver was an elected member in both the Cowboy Artists of America organization and the National Academy of Western Art. He was a member of the Salmagundi Club and was accepted for membership in the National Sculpture Society. Scriver created heroic sculptures in Montana of the expedition of Lewis and Clark, and in Wyoming of the legendary Buffalo Bill. His Cowboy works include a heroic work of Bill Linderman at the Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma and his "Rodeo In Bronze" series, one of four belonging to the Devonian Institute in Canada. Scriver was commissioned to do such pieces as a Montana Trapper and belt buckle for the Montana Historical Society to help raise funds to purchase the C.M. Russell painting, When the Land Belonged to God, which raised $96,000.00. In 1981, for the Winchester Arms Company, he was also commissioned to do a famous logo called, The Winchester Rider. This set a new record for contemporary sculptors with gross sales totaling over one million dollars. This edition of 250 was completely sold out in 30 days from the time of National advertising. Scriver's art depicts a sense of freedom that has been lost by the Indian and is seemingly being lost by the cowboy. The Late Dr. Harold McCracken, Director Emeritus of the Whitney Gallery of Western Art, was quoted in the forward of Scriver's book NO MORE BUFFALO as calling Scriver: "America's foremost sculptor today-bar none". Scriver died January 29,1999. He has left behind him stories, and dreams of the West....in bronze.

          Davis Brothers Auction
        • Bob Scriver Counting Coup Bronze Montana
          Aug. 10, 2024

          Bob Scriver Counting Coup Bronze Montana

          Est: $1,500 - $2,000

          Title is Counting Coup. 15 5/8" by 15 1/4" by 9". Bob (Robert Macfie) Scriver (1914 - 1999) was active/lived in Montana. Bob Scriver is known for Animal and western sculpture. Bob Scriver was an elected member in both the Cowboy Artists of America organization and the National Academy of Western Art. He was a member of the Salmagundi Club and was accepted for membership in the National Sculpture Society. Scriver created heroic sculptures in Montana of the expedition of Lewis and Clark, and in Wyoming of the legendary Buffalo Bill. His Cowboy works include a heroic work of Bill Linderman at the Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma and his "Rodeo In Bronze" series, one of four belonging to the Devonian Institute in Canada. Scriver was commissioned to do such pieces as a Montana Trapper and belt buckle for the Montana Historical Society to help raise funds to purchase the C.M. Russell painting, When the Land Belonged to God, which raised $96,000.00. In 1981, for the Winchester Arms Company, he was also commissioned to do a famous logo called, The Winchester Rider. This set a new record for contemporary sculptors with gross sales totaling over one million dollars. This edition of 250 was completely sold out in 30 days from the time of National advertising. Scriver's art depicts a sense of freedom that has been lost by the Indian and is seemingly being lost by the cowboy. The Late Dr. Harold McCracken, Director Emeritus of the Whitney Gallery of Western Art, was quoted in the forward of Scriver's book NO MORE BUFFALO as calling Scriver: "America's foremost sculptor today-bar none". Scriver died January 29,1999. He has left behind him stories, and dreams of the West....in bronze.

          Davis Brothers Auction
        • Bob Scriver Bull Durham Cowboy Bronze Montana
          Aug. 10, 2024

          Bob Scriver Bull Durham Cowboy Bronze Montana

          Est: $400 - $600

          Title is Bull Durham Cowboy. 11 1/4" by 8 1/4" by 7". Bob (Robert Macfie) Scriver (1914 - 1999) was active/lived in Montana. Bob Scriver is known for Animal and western sculpture. Bob Scriver was an elected member in both the Cowboy Artists of America organization and the National Academy of Western Art. He was a member of the Salmagundi Club and was accepted for membership in the National Sculpture Society. Scriver created heroic sculptures in Montana of the expedition of Lewis and Clark, and in Wyoming of the legendary Buffalo Bill. His Cowboy works include a heroic work of Bill Linderman at the Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma and his "Rodeo In Bronze" series, one of four belonging to the Devonian Institute in Canada. Scriver was commissioned to do such pieces as a Montana Trapper and belt buckle for the Montana Historical Society to help raise funds to purchase the C.M. Russell painting, When the Land Belonged to God, which raised $96,000.00. In 1981, for the Winchester Arms Company, he was also commissioned to do a famous logo called, The Winchester Rider. This set a new record for contemporary sculptors with gross sales totaling over one million dollars. This edition of 250 was completely sold out in 30 days from the time of National advertising. Scriver's art depicts a sense of freedom that has been lost by the Indian and is seemingly being lost by the cowboy. The Late Dr. Harold McCracken, Director Emeritus of the Whitney Gallery of Western Art, was quoted in the forward of Scriver's book NO MORE BUFFALO as calling Scriver: "America's foremost sculptor today-bar none". Scriver died January 29,1999. He has left behind him stories, and dreams of the West....in bronze.

          Davis Brothers Auction
        • Bob Scriver Wells Fargo Cargo Bronze Montana
          Aug. 10, 2024

          Bob Scriver Wells Fargo Cargo Bronze Montana

          Est: $600 - $800

          Title is Wells Fargo Cargo. 11 1/2" by 7 3/4" by 6 1/4". Bob (Robert Macfie) Scriver (1914 - 1999) was active/lived in Montana. Bob Scriver is known for Animal and western sculpture. Bob Scriver was an elected member in both the Cowboy Artists of America organization and the National Academy of Western Art. He was a member of the Salmagundi Club and was accepted for membership in the National Sculpture Society. Scriver created heroic sculptures in Montana of the expedition of Lewis and Clark, and in Wyoming of the legendary Buffalo Bill. His Cowboy works include a heroic work of Bill Linderman at the Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma and his "Rodeo In Bronze" series, one of four belonging to the Devonian Institute in Canada. Scriver was commissioned to do such pieces as a Montana Trapper and belt buckle for the Montana Historical Society to help raise funds to purchase the C.M. Russell painting, When the Land Belonged to God, which raised $96,000.00. In 1981, for the Winchester Arms Company, he was also commissioned to do a famous logo called, The Winchester Rider. This set a new record for contemporary sculptors with gross sales totaling over one million dollars. This edition of 250 was completely sold out in 30 days from the time of National advertising. Scriver's art depicts a sense of freedom that has been lost by the Indian and is seemingly being lost by the cowboy. The Late Dr. Harold McCracken, Director Emeritus of the Whitney Gallery of Western Art, was quoted in the forward of Scriver's book NO MORE BUFFALO as calling Scriver: "America's foremost sculptor today-bar none". Scriver died January 29,1999. He has left behind him stories, and dreams of the West....in bronze.

          Davis Brothers Auction
        • Bob Scriver Batwing Chaps Bronze Montana
          Aug. 10, 2024

          Bob Scriver Batwing Chaps Bronze Montana

          Est: $300 - $400

          Title is Batwing Chaps. 10 5/8" by 7" by 6 1/4". Bob (Robert Macfie) Scriver (1914 - 1999) was active/lived in Montana. Bob Scriver is known for Animal and western sculpture. Bob Scriver was an elected member in both the Cowboy Artists of America organization and the National Academy of Western Art. He was a member of the Salmagundi Club and was accepted for membership in the National Sculpture Society. Scriver created heroic sculptures in Montana of the expedition of Lewis and Clark, and in Wyoming of the legendary Buffalo Bill. His Cowboy works include a heroic work of Bill Linderman at the Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma and his "Rodeo In Bronze" series, one of four belonging to the Devonian Institute in Canada. Scriver was commissioned to do such pieces as a Montana Trapper and belt buckle for the Montana Historical Society to help raise funds to purchase the C.M. Russell painting, When the Land Belonged to God, which raised $96,000.00. In 1981, for the Winchester Arms Company, he was also commissioned to do a famous logo called, The Winchester Rider. This set a new record for contemporary sculptors with gross sales totaling over one million dollars. This edition of 250 was completely sold out in 30 days from the time of National advertising. Scriver's art depicts a sense of freedom that has been lost by the Indian and is seemingly being lost by the cowboy. The Late Dr. Harold McCracken, Director Emeritus of the Whitney Gallery of Western Art, was quoted in the forward of Scriver's book NO MORE BUFFALO as calling Scriver: "America's foremost sculptor today-bar none". Scriver died January 29,1999. He has left behind him stories, and dreams of the West....in bronze.

          Davis Brothers Auction
        • Bob Scriver Coffee Break Bronze Montana
          Aug. 10, 2024

          Bob Scriver Coffee Break Bronze Montana

          Est: $600 - $800

          Title is Coffee Break. 11" by 6 3/4" by 6". Bob (Robert Macfie) Scriver (1914 - 1999) was active/lived in Montana. Bob Scriver is known for Animal and western sculpture. Bob Scriver was an elected member in both the Cowboy Artists of America organization and the National Academy of Western Art. He was a member of the Salmagundi Club and was accepted for membership in the National Sculpture Society. Scriver created heroic sculptures in Montana of the expedition of Lewis and Clark, and in Wyoming of the legendary Buffalo Bill. His Cowboy works include a heroic work of Bill Linderman at the Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma and his "Rodeo In Bronze" series, one of four belonging to the Devonian Institute in Canada. Scriver was commissioned to do such pieces as a Montana Trapper and belt buckle for the Montana Historical Society to help raise funds to purchase the C.M. Russell painting, When the Land Belonged to God, which raised $96,000.00. In 1981, for the Winchester Arms Company, he was also commissioned to do a famous logo called, The Winchester Rider. This set a new record for contemporary sculptors with gross sales totaling over one million dollars. This edition of 250 was completely sold out in 30 days from the time of National advertising. Scriver's art depicts a sense of freedom that has been lost by the Indian and is seemingly being lost by the cowboy. The Late Dr. Harold McCracken, Director Emeritus of the Whitney Gallery of Western Art, was quoted in the forward of Scriver's book NO MORE BUFFALO as calling Scriver: "America's foremost sculptor today-bar none". Scriver died January 29,1999. He has left behind him stories, and dreams of the West....in bronze.

          Davis Brothers Auction
        • Bob Scriver The Sheriff Bronze Montana
          Aug. 10, 2024

          Bob Scriver The Sheriff Bronze Montana

          Est: $800 - $1,200

          Title is The Sheriff. 14 3/8" by 7" by 6". Bob (Robert Macfie) Scriver (1914 - 1999) was active/lived in Montana. Bob Scriver is known for Animal and western sculpture. Bob Scriver was an elected member in both the Cowboy Artists of America organization and the National Academy of Western Art. He was a member of the Salmagundi Club and was accepted for membership in the National Sculpture Society. Scriver created heroic sculptures in Montana of the expedition of Lewis and Clark, and in Wyoming of the legendary Buffalo Bill. His Cowboy works include a heroic work of Bill Linderman at the Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma and his "Rodeo In Bronze" series, one of four belonging to the Devonian Institute in Canada. Scriver was commissioned to do such pieces as a Montana Trapper and belt buckle for the Montana Historical Society to help raise funds to purchase the C.M. Russell painting, When the Land Belonged to God, which raised $96,000.00. In 1981, for the Winchester Arms Company, he was also commissioned to do a famous logo called, The Winchester Rider. This set a new record for contemporary sculptors with gross sales totaling over one million dollars. This edition of 250 was completely sold out in 30 days from the time of National advertising. Scriver's art depicts a sense of freedom that has been lost by the Indian and is seemingly being lost by the cowboy. The Late Dr. Harold McCracken, Director Emeritus of the Whitney Gallery of Western Art, was quoted in the forward of Scriver's book NO MORE BUFFALO as calling Scriver: "America's foremost sculptor today-bar none". Scriver died January 29,1999. He has left behind him stories, and dreams of the West....in bronze.

          Davis Brothers Auction
        • Bob Scriver, "Steer"
          Aug. 03, 2024

          Bob Scriver, "Steer"

          Est: $300 - $500

          Bob Scriver (1914-1999), "Steer", Bronze, cast 34/50, Signed, titled and dated 1974

          Scottsdale Art Auction, LLC
        • Bob Scriver Explorers at the Portage Bronze
          Jul. 13, 2024

          Bob Scriver Explorers at the Portage Bronze

          Est: $800 - $1,200

          7" by 6 1/2" by 5". Title is Explorers at the Portage. Bob (Robert Macfie) Scriver (1914 - 1999) was active/lived in Montana. Bob Scriver is known for Animal and western sculpture. Bob Scriver was an elected member in both the Cowboy Artists of America organization and the National Academy of Western Art. He was a member of the Salmagundi Club and was accepted for membership in the National Sculpture Society. Scriver created heroic sculptures in Montana of the expedition of Lewis and Clark, and in Wyoming of the legendary Buffalo Bill. His Cowboy works include a heroic work of Bill Linderman at the Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma and his "Rodeo In Bronze" series, one of four belonging to the Devonian Institute in Canada. Scriver was commissioned to do such pieces as a Montana Trapper and belt buckle for the Montana Historical Society to help raise funds to purchase the C.M. Russell painting, When the Land Belonged to God, which raised $96,000.00. In 1981, for the Winchester Arms Company, he was also commissioned to do a famous logo called, The Winchester Rider. This set a new record for contemporary sculptors with gross sales totaling over one million dollars. This edition of 250 was completely sold out in 30 days from the time of National advertising. Scriver's art depicts a sense of freedom that has been lost by the Indian and is seemingly being lost by the cowboy. The Late Dr. Harold McCracken, Director Emeritus of the Whitney Gallery of Western Art, was quoted in the forward of Scriver's book NO MORE BUFFALO as calling Scriver: "America's foremost sculptor today-bar none". Scriver died January 29,1999. He has left behind him stories, and dreams of the West....in bronze.

          Davis Brothers Auction
        • Bob Scriver (American, 1914-1999) Bronze Sculpture Ca. 1977, "Buddies", H 7" W 4.5" L 13.25"
          Jun. 14, 2024

          Bob Scriver (American, 1914-1999) Bronze Sculpture Ca. 1977, "Buddies", H 7" W 4.5" L 13.25"

          Est: $600 - $1,000

          Two standing horse figures with necks embracing. Black patina. Signed and dated with edition #23/100, on base. H. 8" including wood oval base. Provenance: Property from a prominent Grosse Pointe Park, MI private residence.

          DuMouchelles
        • Bob Scriver Buffalo Skull Plaster Model
          Jun. 08, 2024

          Bob Scriver Buffalo Skull Plaster Model

          Est: $250 - $350

          12 1/4" by 8 5/8" by 2 1/2" on board. This is the plaster model used to cast the bronze. Bob (Robert Macfie) Scriver (1914 - 1999) was active/lived in Montana. Bob Scriver is known for Animal and western sculpture. Bob Scriver was an elected member in both the Cowboy Artists of America organization and the National Academy of Western Art. He was a member of the Salmagundi Club and was accepted for membership in the National Sculpture Society. Scriver created heroic sculptures in Montana of the expedition of Lewis and Clark, and in Wyoming of the legendary Buffalo Bill. His Cowboy works include a heroic work of Bill Linderman at the Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma and his "Rodeo In Bronze" series, one of four belonging to the Devonian Institute in Canada. Scriver was commissioned to do such pieces as a Montana Trapper and belt buckle for the Montana Historical Society to help raise funds to purchase the C.M. Russell painting, When the Land Belonged to God, which raised $96,000.00. In 1981, for the Winchester Arms Company, he was also commissioned to do a famous logo called, The Winchester Rider. This set a new record for contemporary sculptors with gross sales totaling over one million dollars. This edition of 250 was completely sold out in 30 days from the time of National advertising. Scriver's art depicts a sense of freedom that has been lost by the Indian and is seemingly being lost by the cowboy. The Late Dr. Harold McCracken, Director Emeritus of the Whitney Gallery of Western Art, was quoted in the forward of Scriver's book NO MORE BUFFALO as calling Scriver: "America's foremost sculptor today-bar none". Scriver died January 29,1999. He has left behind him stories, and dreams of the West....in bronze.

          Davis Brothers Auction
        • Bob Scriver Salute to the Robe Trade Bronze
          Jun. 08, 2024

          Bob Scriver Salute to the Robe Trade Bronze

          Est: $4,000 - $6,000

          Title is Salute to the Robe Trade. 17" by 20" by 9". Bob (Robert Macfie) Scriver (1914 - 1999) was active/lived in Montana. Bob Scriver is known for Animal and western sculpture. Bob Scriver was an elected member in both the Cowboy Artists of America organization and the National Academy of Western Art. He was a member of the Salmagundi Club and was accepted for membership in the National Sculpture Society. Scriver created heroic sculptures in Montana of the expedition of Lewis and Clark, and in Wyoming of the legendary Buffalo Bill. His Cowboy works include a heroic work of Bill Linderman at the Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma and his "Rodeo In Bronze" series, one of four belonging to the Devonian Institute in Canada. Scriver was commissioned to do such pieces as a Montana Trapper and belt buckle for the Montana Historical Society to help raise funds to purchase the C.M. Russell painting, When the Land Belonged to God, which raised $96,000.00. In 1981, for the Winchester Arms Company, he was also commissioned to do a famous logo called, The Winchester Rider. This set a new record for contemporary sculptors with gross sales totaling over one million dollars. This edition of 250 was completely sold out in 30 days from the time of National advertising. Scriver's art depicts a sense of freedom that has been lost by the Indian and is seemingly being lost by the cowboy. The Late Dr. Harold McCracken, Director Emeritus of the Whitney Gallery of Western Art, was quoted in the forward of Scriver's book NO MORE BUFFALO as calling Scriver: "America's foremost sculptor today-bar none". Scriver died January 29,1999. He has left behind him stories, and dreams of the West....in bronze.

          Davis Brothers Auction
        • Bob Scriver The Hornaday Buffalo Group Bronze
          Jun. 08, 2024

          Bob Scriver The Hornaday Buffalo Group Bronze

          Est: $10,000 - $15,000

          Title is The Hornaday Buffalo Group. 19 1/4" by 15" by 8 1/4". Bob (Robert Macfie) Scriver (1914 - 1999) was active/lived in Montana. Bob Scriver is known for Animal and western sculpture. Bob Scriver was an elected member in both the Cowboy Artists of America organization and the National Academy of Western Art. He was a member of the Salmagundi Club and was accepted for membership in the National Sculpture Society. Scriver created heroic sculptures in Montana of the expedition of Lewis and Clark, and in Wyoming of the legendary Buffalo Bill. His Cowboy works include a heroic work of Bill Linderman at the Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma and his "Rodeo In Bronze" series, one of four belonging to the Devonian Institute in Canada. Scriver was commissioned to do such pieces as a Montana Trapper and belt buckle for the Montana Historical Society to help raise funds to purchase the C.M. Russell painting, When the Land Belonged to God, which raised $96,000.00. In 1981, for the Winchester Arms Company, he was also commissioned to do a famous logo called, The Winchester Rider. This set a new record for contemporary sculptors with gross sales totaling over one million dollars. This edition of 250 was completely sold out in 30 days from the time of National advertising. Scriver's art depicts a sense of freedom that has been lost by the Indian and is seemingly being lost by the cowboy. The Late Dr. Harold McCracken, Director Emeritus of the Whitney Gallery of Western Art, was quoted in the forward of Scriver's book NO MORE BUFFALO as calling Scriver: "America's foremost sculptor today-bar none". Scriver died January 29,1999. He has left behind him stories, and dreams of the West....in bronze.

          Davis Brothers Auction
        • Bob Scriver Winchester Rider Bronze Montana
          Jun. 08, 2024

          Bob Scriver Winchester Rider Bronze Montana

          Est: $5,000 - $7,500

          20 3/8" by 17" by 11 1/4". Title is Winchester Rider. Bob (Robert Macfie) Scriver (1914 - 1999) was active/lived in Montana. Bob Scriver is known for Animal and western sculpture. Bob Scriver was an elected member in both the Cowboy Artists of America organization and the National Academy of Western Art. He was a member of the Salmagundi Club and was accepted for membership in the National Sculpture Society. Scriver created heroic sculptures in Montana of the expedition of Lewis and Clark, and in Wyoming of the legendary Buffalo Bill. His Cowboy works include a heroic work of Bill Linderman at the Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma and his "Rodeo In Bronze" series, one of four belonging to the Devonian Institute in Canada. Scriver was commissioned to do such pieces as a Montana Trapper and belt buckle for the Montana Historical Society to help raise funds to purchase the C.M. Russell painting, When the Land Belonged to God, which raised $96,000.00. In 1981, for the Winchester Arms Company, he was also commissioned to do a famous logo called, The Winchester Rider. This set a new record for contemporary sculptors with gross sales totaling over one million dollars. This edition of 250 was completely sold out in 30 days from the time of National advertising. Scriver's art depicts a sense of freedom that has been lost by the Indian and is seemingly being lost by the cowboy. The Late Dr. Harold McCracken, Director Emeritus of the Whitney Gallery of Western Art, was quoted in the forward of Scriver's book NO MORE BUFFALO as calling Scriver: "America's foremost sculptor today-bar none". Scriver died January 29,1999. He has left behind him stories, and dreams of the West....in bronze.

          Davis Brothers Auction
        • Bob Scriver (1914-1999), Charlie Russell Rider Buffalo Skull
          May. 18, 2024

          Bob Scriver (1914-1999), Charlie Russell Rider Buffalo Skull

          Est: $400 - $600

          Title: Charlie Russell Rider Buffalo Skull Dimensions: 7 x 7 1/4 x 2 3/8 Framed Dimensions: 8 x 8 x 3 3/8 Signature: inscribed: CRR

          Jackson Hole Art Auction
        • Bob Scriver Montana Trapper Belt Buckle
          May. 11, 2024

          Bob Scriver Montana Trapper Belt Buckle

          Est: $25 - $50

          3 3/8" long.

          Davis Brothers Auction
        • Bob Scriver The White Flags Bronze Montana
          May. 11, 2024

          Bob Scriver The White Flags Bronze Montana

          Est: $4,000 - $6,000

          18 3/8" by 17 5/8" by 12 5/8". Title is The White Flags. Bob (Robert Macfie) Scriver (1914 - 1999) was active/lived in Montana. Bob Scriver is known for Animal and western sculpture. Bob Scriver was an elected member in both the Cowboy Artists of America organization and the National Academy of Western Art. He was a member of the Salmagundi Club and was accepted for membership in the National Sculpture Society. Scriver created heroic sculptures in Montana of the expedition of Lewis and Clark, and in Wyoming of the legendary Buffalo Bill. His Cowboy works include a heroic work of Bill Linderman at the Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma and his "Rodeo In Bronze" series, one of four belonging to the Devonian Institute in Canada. Scriver was commissioned to do such pieces as a Montana Trapper and belt buckle for the Montana Historical Society to help raise funds to purchase the C.M. Russell painting, When the Land Belonged to God, which raised $96,000.00. In 1981, for the Winchester Arms Company, he was also commissioned to do a famous logo called, The Winchester Rider. This set a new record for contemporary sculptors with gross sales totaling over one million dollars. This edition of 250 was completely sold out in 30 days from the time of National advertising. Scriver's art depicts a sense of freedom that has been lost by the Indian and is seemingly being lost by the cowboy. The Late Dr. Harold McCracken, Director Emeritus of the Whitney Gallery of Western Art, was quoted in the forward of Scriver's book NO MORE BUFFALO as calling Scriver: "America's foremost sculptor today-bar none". Scriver died January 29,1999. He has left behind him stories, and dreams of the West....in bronze.

          Davis Brothers Auction
        • Bob Scriver Grey Wolf Bronze Montana
          May. 11, 2024

          Bob Scriver Grey Wolf Bronze Montana

          Est: $400 - $600

          4 3/4" by 4 1/4" by 3". Title is Grey Wolf. Bob (Robert Macfie) Scriver (1914 - 1999) was active/lived in Montana. Bob Scriver is known for Animal and western sculpture. Bob Scriver was an elected member in both the Cowboy Artists of America organization and the National Academy of Western Art. He was a member of the Salmagundi Club and was accepted for membership in the National Sculpture Society. Scriver created heroic sculptures in Montana of the expedition of Lewis and Clark, and in Wyoming of the legendary Buffalo Bill. His Cowboy works include a heroic work of Bill Linderman at the Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma and his "Rodeo In Bronze" series, one of four belonging to the Devonian Institute in Canada. Scriver was commissioned to do such pieces as a Montana Trapper and belt buckle for the Montana Historical Society to help raise funds to purchase the C.M. Russell painting, When the Land Belonged to God, which raised $96,000.00. In 1981, for the Winchester Arms Company, he was also commissioned to do a famous logo called, The Winchester Rider. This set a new record for contemporary sculptors with gross sales totaling over one million dollars. This edition of 250 was completely sold out in 30 days from the time of National advertising. Scriver's art depicts a sense of freedom that has been lost by the Indian and is seemingly being lost by the cowboy. The Late Dr. Harold McCracken, Director Emeritus of the Whitney Gallery of Western Art, was quoted in the forward of Scriver's book NO MORE BUFFALO as calling Scriver: "America's foremost sculptor today-bar none". Scriver died January 29,1999. He has left behind him stories, and dreams of the West....in bronze.

          Davis Brothers Auction
        • Robert Macfie Scriver, Winchester Rider, 1979
          May. 09, 2024

          Robert Macfie Scriver, Winchester Rider, 1979

          Est: $5,000 - $7,000

          Robert Macfie Scriver (1914 - 1999) Winchester Rider, 1979 bronze, edition 151 of 250 inscribed: © BOB SCRIVER / 1979

          Santa Fe Art Auction
        • Sculpture, Robert M. Scriver
          Apr. 20, 2024

          Sculpture, Robert M. Scriver

          Est: $300 - $500

          Robert M. (Bob) Scriver (American, 1914-1999), "Our Tony," bronze on wood base, inscribed to base, edition 19/100, overall (with base): 14.5"h x 6"w x 11"d. Provenance: Estate of Meri Jaye, a renowned maritime collector and interior designer of passenger and cargo ships, Nob Hill, San Francisco

          Clars Auctions
        • Bob Scriver, Winter King Caribou, Bronze
          Apr. 14, 2024

          Bob Scriver, Winter King Caribou, Bronze

          Est: $1,500 - $2,000

          Bob Scriver (American, 1914-1999), Winter King Caribou, bronze on wood base, 54/110, 24" x 25" x 9". Provenance: Manchester, Massachusetts collection.

          Kaminski Auctions
        • Bob Scriver Buffalo Skull Plaster Model
          Apr. 13, 2024

          Bob Scriver Buffalo Skull Plaster Model

          Est: $100 - $150

          5 5/8" by 5" by 1 5/8". This is the plaster model used to cast the bronze. Bob (Robert Macfie) Scriver (1914 - 1999) was active/lived in Montana. Bob Scriver is known for Animal and western sculpture. Bob Scriver was an elected member in both the Cowboy Artists of America organization and the National Academy of Western Art. He was a member of the Salmagundi Club and was accepted for membership in the National Sculpture Society. Scriver created heroic sculptures in Montana of the expedition of Lewis and Clark, and in Wyoming of the legendary Buffalo Bill. His Cowboy works include a heroic work of Bill Linderman at the Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma and his "Rodeo In Bronze" series, one of four belonging to the Devonian Institute in Canada. Scriver was commissioned to do such pieces as a Montana Trapper and belt buckle for the Montana Historical Society to help raise funds to purchase the C.M. Russell painting, When the Land Belonged to God, which raised $96,000.00. In 1981, for the Winchester Arms Company, he was also commissioned to do a famous logo called, The Winchester Rider. This set a new record for contemporary sculptors with gross sales totaling over one million dollars. This edition of 250 was completely sold out in 30 days from the time of National advertising. Scriver's art depicts a sense of freedom that has been lost by the Indian and is seemingly being lost by the cowboy. The Late Dr. Harold McCracken, Director Emeritus of the Whitney Gallery of Western Art, was quoted in the forward of Scriver's book NO MORE BUFFALO as calling Scriver: "America's foremost sculptor today-bar none". Scriver died January 29,1999. He has left behind him stories, and dreams of the West....in bronze.

          Davis Brothers Auction
        • Bob Scriver Lewis Clark & Sacajawea Montana Bronze
          Apr. 13, 2024

          Bob Scriver Lewis Clark & Sacajawea Montana Bronze

          Est: $10,000 - $15,000

          18 1/4" by 14 5/8" by 13 1/4". Title is Lewis, Clark & Sacajawea. Bob (Robert Macfie) Scriver (1914 - 1999) was active/lived in Montana. Bob Scriver is known for Animal and western sculpture. Bob Scriver was an elected member in both the Cowboy Artists of America organization and the National Academy of Western Art. He was a member of the Salmagundi Club and was accepted for membership in the National Sculpture Society. Scriver created heroic sculptures in Montana of the expedition of Lewis and Clark, and in Wyoming of the legendary Buffalo Bill. His Cowboy works include a heroic work of Bill Linderman at the Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma and his "Rodeo In Bronze" series, one of four belonging to the Devonian Institute in Canada. Scriver was commissioned to do such pieces as a Montana Trapper and belt buckle for the Montana Historical Society to help raise funds to purchase the C.M. Russell painting, When the Land Belonged to God, which raised $96,000.00. In 1981, for the Winchester Arms Company, he was also commissioned to do a famous logo called, The Winchester Rider. This set a new record for contemporary sculptors with gross sales totaling over one million dollars. This edition of 250 was completely sold out in 30 days from the time of National advertising. Scriver's art depicts a sense of freedom that has been lost by the Indian and is seemingly being lost by the cowboy. The Late Dr. Harold McCracken, Director Emeritus of the Whitney Gallery of Western Art, was quoted in the forward of Scriver's book NO MORE BUFFALO as calling Scriver: "America's foremost sculptor today-bar none". Scriver died January 29,1999. He has left behind him stories, and dreams of the West....in bronze.

          Davis Brothers Auction
        • Bob Scriver Batwing Chaps Bronze Montana
          Apr. 13, 2024

          Bob Scriver Batwing Chaps Bronze Montana

          Est: $600 - $800

          10 1/4" by 6 3/4" by 6 1/2". Bob (Robert Macfie) Scriver (1914 - 1999) was active/lived in Montana. Bob Scriver is known for Animal and western sculpture. Bob Scriver was an elected member in both the Cowboy Artists of America organization and the National Academy of Western Art. He was a member of the Salmagundi Club and was accepted for membership in the National Sculpture Society. Scriver created heroic sculptures in Montana of the expedition of Lewis and Clark, and in Wyoming of the legendary Buffalo Bill. His Cowboy works include a heroic work of Bill Linderman at the Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma and his "Rodeo In Bronze" series, one of four belonging to the Devonian Institute in Canada. Scriver was commissioned to do such pieces as a Montana Trapper and belt buckle for the Montana Historical Society to help raise funds to purchase the C.M. Russell painting, When the Land Belonged to God, which raised $96,000.00. In 1981, for the Winchester Arms Company, he was also commissioned to do a famous logo called, The Winchester Rider. This set a new record for contemporary sculptors with gross sales totaling over one million dollars. This edition of 250 was completely sold out in 30 days from the time of National advertising. Scriver's art depicts a sense of freedom that has been lost by the Indian and is seemingly being lost by the cowboy. The Late Dr. Harold McCracken, Director Emeritus of the Whitney Gallery of Western Art, was quoted in the forward of Scriver's book NO MORE BUFFALO as calling Scriver: "America's foremost sculptor today-bar none". Scriver died January 29,1999. He has left behind him stories, and dreams of the West....in bronze.

          Davis Brothers Auction
        • Bob Scriver Coffee Break Bronze Montana
          Apr. 13, 2024

          Bob Scriver Coffee Break Bronze Montana

          Est: $600 - $800

          11" by 6 3/4" by 6". Title is Coffee Break. Bob (Robert Macfie) Scriver (1914 - 1999) was active/lived in Montana. Bob Scriver is known for Animal and western sculpture. Bob Scriver was an elected member in both the Cowboy Artists of America organization and the National Academy of Western Art. He was a member of the Salmagundi Club and was accepted for membership in the National Sculpture Society. Scriver created heroic sculptures in Montana of the expedition of Lewis and Clark, and in Wyoming of the legendary Buffalo Bill. His Cowboy works include a heroic work of Bill Linderman at the Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma and his "Rodeo In Bronze" series, one of four belonging to the Devonian Institute in Canada. Scriver was commissioned to do such pieces as a Montana Trapper and belt buckle for the Montana Historical Society to help raise funds to purchase the C.M. Russell painting, When the Land Belonged to God, which raised $96,000.00. In 1981, for the Winchester Arms Company, he was also commissioned to do a famous logo called, The Winchester Rider. This set a new record for contemporary sculptors with gross sales totaling over one million dollars. This edition of 250 was completely sold out in 30 days from the time of National advertising. Scriver's art depicts a sense of freedom that has been lost by the Indian and is seemingly being lost by the cowboy. The Late Dr. Harold McCracken, Director Emeritus of the Whitney Gallery of Western Art, was quoted in the forward of Scriver's book NO MORE BUFFALO as calling Scriver: "America's foremost sculptor today-bar none". Scriver died January 29,1999. He has left behind him stories, and dreams of the West....in bronze.

          Davis Brothers Auction
        • Bob Scriver Bull Durham Cowboy Bronze Montana
          Apr. 13, 2024

          Bob Scriver Bull Durham Cowboy Bronze Montana

          Est: $400 - $600

          11 1/4" by 8 1/4" by 6 7/8". Title is Bull Durham Cowboy. Bob (Robert Macfie) Scriver (1914 - 1999) was active/lived in Montana. Bob Scriver is known for Animal and western sculpture. Bob Scriver was an elected member in both the Cowboy Artists of America organization and the National Academy of Western Art. He was a member of the Salmagundi Club and was accepted for membership in the National Sculpture Society. Scriver created heroic sculptures in Montana of the expedition of Lewis and Clark, and in Wyoming of the legendary Buffalo Bill. His Cowboy works include a heroic work of Bill Linderman at the Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma and his "Rodeo In Bronze" series, one of four belonging to the Devonian Institute in Canada. Scriver was commissioned to do such pieces as a Montana Trapper and belt buckle for the Montana Historical Society to help raise funds to purchase the C.M. Russell painting, When the Land Belonged to God, which raised $96,000.00. In 1981, for the Winchester Arms Company, he was also commissioned to do a famous logo called, The Winchester Rider. This set a new record for contemporary sculptors with gross sales totaling over one million dollars. This edition of 250 was completely sold out in 30 days from the time of National advertising. Scriver's art depicts a sense of freedom that has been lost by the Indian and is seemingly being lost by the cowboy. The Late Dr. Harold McCracken, Director Emeritus of the Whitney Gallery of Western Art, was quoted in the forward of Scriver's book NO MORE BUFFALO as calling Scriver: "America's foremost sculptor today-bar none". Scriver died January 29,1999. He has left behind him stories, and dreams of the West....in bronze.

          Davis Brothers Auction
        • Bob Scriver Wells Fargo Cargo Bronze Montana
          Apr. 13, 2024

          Bob Scriver Wells Fargo Cargo Bronze Montana

          Est: $600 - $800

          11 1/2" by 7 5/8" by 6 1/4". Title is Wells Fargo Cargo. Bob (Robert Macfie) Scriver (1914 - 1999) was active/lived in Montana. Bob Scriver is known for Animal and western sculpture. Bob Scriver was an elected member in both the Cowboy Artists of America organization and the National Academy of Western Art. He was a member of the Salmagundi Club and was accepted for membership in the National Sculpture Society. Scriver created heroic sculptures in Montana of the expedition of Lewis and Clark, and in Wyoming of the legendary Buffalo Bill. His Cowboy works include a heroic work of Bill Linderman at the Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma and his "Rodeo In Bronze" series, one of four belonging to the Devonian Institute in Canada. Scriver was commissioned to do such pieces as a Montana Trapper and belt buckle for the Montana Historical Society to help raise funds to purchase the C.M. Russell painting, When the Land Belonged to God, which raised $96,000.00. In 1981, for the Winchester Arms Company, he was also commissioned to do a famous logo called, The Winchester Rider. This set a new record for contemporary sculptors with gross sales totaling over one million dollars. This edition of 250 was completely sold out in 30 days from the time of National advertising. Scriver's art depicts a sense of freedom that has been lost by the Indian and is seemingly being lost by the cowboy. The Late Dr. Harold McCracken, Director Emeritus of the Whitney Gallery of Western Art, was quoted in the forward of Scriver's book NO MORE BUFFALO as calling Scriver: "America's foremost sculptor today-bar none". Scriver died January 29,1999. He has left behind him stories, and dreams of the West....in bronze.

          Davis Brothers Auction
        • Bob Scriver The Sheriff Bronze Montana
          Apr. 13, 2024

          Bob Scriver The Sheriff Bronze Montana

          Est: $800 - $1,200

          14 1/8" by 7" by 6". Title is The Sheriff. Bob (Robert Macfie) Scriver (1914 - 1999) was active/lived in Montana. Bob Scriver is known for Animal and western sculpture. Bob Scriver was an elected member in both the Cowboy Artists of America organization and the National Academy of Western Art. He was a member of the Salmagundi Club and was accepted for membership in the National Sculpture Society. Scriver created heroic sculptures in Montana of the expedition of Lewis and Clark, and in Wyoming of the legendary Buffalo Bill. His Cowboy works include a heroic work of Bill Linderman at the Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma and his "Rodeo In Bronze" series, one of four belonging to the Devonian Institute in Canada. Scriver was commissioned to do such pieces as a Montana Trapper and belt buckle for the Montana Historical Society to help raise funds to purchase the C.M. Russell painting, When the Land Belonged to God, which raised $96,000.00. In 1981, for the Winchester Arms Company, he was also commissioned to do a famous logo called, The Winchester Rider. This set a new record for contemporary sculptors with gross sales totaling over one million dollars. This edition of 250 was completely sold out in 30 days from the time of National advertising. Scriver's art depicts a sense of freedom that has been lost by the Indian and is seemingly being lost by the cowboy. The Late Dr. Harold McCracken, Director Emeritus of the Whitney Gallery of Western Art, was quoted in the forward of Scriver's book NO MORE BUFFALO as calling Scriver: "America's foremost sculptor today-bar none". Scriver died January 29,1999. He has left behind him stories, and dreams of the West....in bronze.

          Davis Brothers Auction
        • Bob Scriver (1914-1999), Spotted Colt
          Feb. 17, 2024

          Bob Scriver (1914-1999), Spotted Colt

          Est: $2,000 - $3,000

          Title: Spotted Colt Dimensions: 11 x 14 1/4 x 6 3/8 Framed Dimensions: 12 1/4 x 15 1/2 x 8 1/4 Signature: inscribed: The Spotted Colt 1985 46/100 © Bob Scriver

          Jackson Hole Art Auction
        • Bob Scriver (1914-1999 Montana) Cold Maker 1975
          Jan. 27, 2024

          Bob Scriver (1914-1999 Montana) Cold Maker 1975

          Est: $1,250 - $1,750

          Featured in this lot is this bronze sculpture called "Cold Maker," circa 1975 by Montana artist Bob Scriver born in 1914 and died in 1999. Scriver (1914-1999) was born in Browning, Montana (in the heart of the Blackfoot Indian Reservation) in 1914. Scriver began sculpting using taxidermy to learn his craft of making wildlife bronzes. By 1962 he became a charter member of the Society of Animal Artists, had been accepted into the prestigious Cowboy Artists of America, listed in Who’s Who in American Art, and a member of the National Sculpture Society, and the National Academy of Western Art. This is a Lost Wax Bronze Casting and shows a walnut base. Bob Scriver bronzes have been valued at over $30,000-$50,000. He is believed to be "The Cowboy’s National Sculptor" and one of the finest Montana bronze artists of the 20th century. The bronze is marked as follows: Cold Maker - Bronze - 6/100 - Bob Scriver - 1975. The condition of this bronze sculpture is good with no obvious signs of damage and shows good overall condition. The measurements of this bronze sculpture is 13 1/2" x 9 3/4" x 8 1/2". The collective weight of this bronze sculpture is 14lbs.

          North American Auction Company
        • Bob Scriver (1914-1999) Frontier Scout Sculpture
          Jan. 27, 2024

          Bob Scriver (1914-1999) Frontier Scout Sculpture

          Est: $900 - $1,800

          Featured in this lot is this sculpture called "Frontier Scout," by American Artist Bob Scriver born in 1914 and died in 1999. Chalkware sculptures were done by Scriver himself at his home foundry in Montana for only a few years with very few of them known to exhist. Robert "Bob" Mcafee Scriver (1914-1999) was born in Browning, Montana (in the heart of the Blackfoot Indian Reservation) in 1914. Scriver began sculpting using taxidermy to learn his craft of making wildlife bronzes. By 1962 he became a charter member of the Society of Animal Artists, had been accepted into the prestigious Cowboy Artists of America, listed in Who’s Who in American Art, and a member of the National Sculpture Society, and the National Academy of Western Art. The artwork shows a frontier scout on horseback with his rifle in his hand looking off into the distance. The sculpture is marked as follows: Bob Scriver - Browning Montana - 1964 - Fronier Scout. The condition of this chalkware sculpture is well preserved with a minor repair to the rein and shows wear to the paint consistent with age. The measurements of this sculpture is 15" x 11 3/4" x 4 3/4". The collective weight of this piece is 8lb 6oz. This piece comes complete with a certificate of authenticity.

          North American Auction Company
        • Bob Scriver (1914-1999) Price of a Scalp Sculpture
          Jan. 27, 2024

          Bob Scriver (1914-1999) Price of a Scalp Sculpture

          Est: $1,000 - $2,000

          Featured in this lot is this chalkware sculpture called "Price of a Scalp," by American artist Bob Scriver born in 1914 and died in 1999. Chalkware sculptures were done by Scriver himself at his home foundry in Montana for only a few years with very few of them known to exhist. Robert "Bob" Mcafee Scriver (1914-1999) was born in Browning, Montana (in the heart of the Blackfoot Indian Reservation) in 1914. Scriver began sculpting using taxidermy to learn his craft of making wildlife bronzes. By 1962 he became a charter member of the Society of Animal Artists, had been accepted into the prestigious Cowboy Artists of America, listed in Who’s Who in American Art, and a member of the National Sculpture Society, and the National Academy of Western Art. The sculpture features a wonderfully and professionally crafted chalkware construction that shows two Native Americans doing battle one on horseback and is marked as follows: The Price of a Scalp - Bob Scriver - 1963. The condition of this chalkware sculpture is well preserved with some slight wear to the sculpture from age. The measurements of this sculpture is 14 3/4" x 13 1/2" x 11 1/2". The collective weight of this sculpture is 10lb 4oz.

          North American Auction Company
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