The Cowpuncher bronze by Jim Stuckenberg, illuminated in a contemporary gallery

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The West,
in bronze.

A horseman’s knowledge. An artist’s hand.

The Cowpuncher Bronze · 1988
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01 The collection

A rare record of
the American West.

Sculptor, painter, horseman, and lifelong student of anatomy, Jim Stuckenberg creates work from lived experience, not observation alone.

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Jim Stuckenberg seated in Western attire A younger Jim Stuckenberg in Western attire The artist · two portraits from the family archive
02 The artist
No one else can finish my work for me, because each piece has to be as good as the original.

Born deaf in 1943, Jim never allowed silence to narrow his world. He rode bulls and broncs, trained champion racehorses, and built a body of art sought by collectors around the world.

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03 Stories & milestones

Legacy at monumental scale.

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Jim Stuckenberg's Red Rock and Lane Frost monument at the Red Bluff Round-Up Museum
25′monument
Photo · Red Bluff Round-Up Museum

Red Rock & Lane Frost: a Western legend cast in bronze

The larger-than-life monument at the Red Bluff Round-Up Museum preserves one of rodeo’s most storied matchups.

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Jim Stuckenberg presenting artwork to Ronald Reagan

An artist, a governor, and a shared love of the West

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