Wild Bill Hickok, (sculpture).

Wild Bill Hickok, (sculpture).

Ziolkowski, Monique, sculptor.

Borglum, James, 1952- , sculptor.

Chytka, Tony R., caster.

T. R. Chytka Bronze, founder.

Wild Bill Hickok, (sculpture).

Copyrighted 1993. Dedicated 1993.

Sculpture: bronze; Base: concrete and aggregate stone.

Sculpture: approx. 51 x 25 x 42 in.; Base: approx. H. 10 in. x Diam. 84 in.

(On proper right boot:) 1/4/James Borglum/Monique Ziolkowski/1993 (copyright symbol) signed

Seated figure of Wild Bill Hickok has long hair and a long moustache. He wears a long tailored jacket, vest, trousers, a string tie tied in a bow and tall, monogrammed boots. A pair of guns is visible under the jacket. The figure sits on an ordinary chair, with his hands in his lap and his proper right leg crossed over his proper left knee. The work stands on a round base.

Portrait male -- Hickok, Wild Bill -- Full length

Occupation -- Service -- Policeman

Outdoor Sculpture -- South Dakota -- Deadwood

Four Aces Casino, 531 Main Street, Patio, Deadwood, South Dakota 57732

James Butler "Wild Bill" Hickok (1837-1876) was an American frontiersman who had been a stagecoach driver, a Union army scout, and a United States Marshall. The sculpture is cast number one of four.

Save Outdoor Sculpture, South Dakota survey, 1994.

Crawford, Sybil F., 1999.

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