Description

The End of the Trail Statue combines this classical realism with a pure American theme to create this type of sculpture. The End of the Trail Statue depicts a tired man native American whose tired horse comes to the edge of the Pacific Ocean and his head hangs down. The End of the Trail Statue is a comment on the destruction of Native Americans by European Americans. The main characters embody the pain and exhaustion of people who travel from home. The End of the Trail statue symbolizes the genocide of Native Americans during the relentless westward march. . Many people are familiar with the End of the Trail statue, but few know its history. At first, it wasn’t just an image on a postcard or a tattoo or a belt buckle. This is an important piece of the End of the Trail Statue. For its creator, it is not just a work of art, but a meaningful reminder of a childhood spent on the American frontier.