Large buffalo sculpture, stoneware

Abstract agate sculpture on wood base.

Stylized bronze over composite sculpture of a lemur by sculptor Marian Weisberg. Very good original patina. Signed on the base.

A ribbon design sculpture in varying widths and heights. Etched brass design .A. Unique sculpture.. Not part of a series. Approximately 37” x 24” tall by 17 inches wide

The bronze rabbit is patinated and cold painted. The front legs crossed in a relaxed posture. It is signed between the hind legs W. H. Turner 168/300 . it is dated 1996. It is in ve...

Buffalo overlaid with turquoise and other stones. Plains and woodland scenes on the side. One of a kind. Period: Contemporary Origin: Southwest Size: 8" x 8". Family Owned & Oper...

Sculpture Buffalo Head with all structure in porcelain in black and white and shiny gold finish. On metal base.

Antique water buffalo set on a wooden stand. A set of five from Sumatra. Originally placed on the outside of the house for the protection of the home and symbolizing courage and pros...

A uniquely brilliant American ceramic sculpture capturing the essence of a buffalo, in southwestern modern style by celebrated husband and wife artists Gene (1945-2006) & Rebecca Tobey (b.1948). This large sculpture dates to the late 20th century, decorated in rich polychrome design depicting lizard and dessert mountainous / southwestern landscape in mixed media glazed and matte finishes. Reticulated design to buffalo's back. Open panels revealing red glazed interior add depth and dimension, raised and incised exterior decoration. Signed, "Tobey" to the foot. Bottoms of feet covered in soft felt. Truly a remarkable artistic example. circa 1990s. Santa Fe, New Mexico. Dimensions (approx): 21" High, 21.5” Wide, 12” Deep --- About the artist: The collaboration began with Rebecca acting as assistant on Gene’s sculptures, which evolved from dishes and practical ceramics to highly stylized animals. “She was my glaze technician,” Tobey explained, meaning the person who applies the glazes before firing. The sculptures in the mid-1980s were an interesting combination of techniques. Gene Tobey...