John Wayne as Col. John Marlowe »Civil War 1863« Statue

1863 was a pivotal year for the Civil War in America. In addition to the famous Battle of Gettysburg, there were hundreds of events throughout the country that led to its conclusion two years later. The inspiration for this statue comes exactly from that historical period that John Wayne, directed several times by the great director John Ford, brought to the big screen in an extraordinary way. The John Ford western The Horse Soldiers serves as the model for this statue. In it, John Wayne plays the Northern Colonel John Marlowe.

All details were carefully studied to make this object a tribute not only to one of the greatest actors in world cinema, but above all to the history of a country that was about to become definitively the United States of America.

The Infinite Statue art team captured the heroism and determination of the character played by John Wayne in every detail. From the face, to the faithful reproduction of the clothes, to the decorated base, every detail has been taken care of to create realism and dynamism, making the statue, John Wayne Civil War 1863, a must for fans of the Duke and for fans of great cinema.