"The White Flags" Bronze by Robert Scriver

"Sun River Packer" by Earl Heikka bronze. Dated 1940 and signed. (1910-1941) Heikka was raised in Great Falls, Montana where he was directly exposed to the...

Bronze by Peter Darro (1917 - 1997). Limited edition casting by Cisco's, 3/50. Peter's studio was in Chicago and, unlike many, he was a painter since boyhood, later being recognized as a designated official American Field Hall of Fame artist, and a member of the Eminent Society of Animal Artists. As a portrait painter, his ability to transmit the essential character of a subject won him national fame. He painted Senator Everett and Mrs. Dirksen for the Dirksen Memorial Library, and Rachel Carson (author of "Silent Spring...

By Danny Edwards, Idaho sculptor. Moose lamp with custom copper shade gives a comfortable soft glow. Is cast in bronze. Limited edition; 26 of 39. Perio...

Spirit of the Thunderbird bronze by Chris Navarro. Open edition. Piece features a Native American man with bird style headdress dancing on a drum. Extremely well crafter and well don...

Impressive bronze sculpture that represents a majestic couple of deer in the middle of nature. The piece stands out for its meticulous level of detail, capturing the realistic textur...

Condition: Good vintage condition, unaltered, some imperfections (Verdigris around horses’ ears and some dust) Material: Bronze (sculpture) with wood base that swivels 360 degrees "Deep Catch" Bronze by Herb Mignery...

Graceful even when standing still the Bronze Elk on Marble Base is a striking addition to any setting. Using traditional lost wax casting methods the Bronze Elk statue...

Presented is an original signed bronze sculpture by American artist Veryl Goodnight. The sculpture is called "Come Forth A Dream" and depicts four running horses, galloping together with free-spirited and unbridled energy. The patinated bronze was cast in 1987 in a very limited edition of only 25. This specific bronze is signed, dated, and numbered 19/25. Veryl Goodnight(b, 1947) is a celebrated contemporary American artist working in Southwest Colorado. Her studio ranch is situated between Durango and Mesa Verde National Park and the dramatic landscape, abundant wildlife, and fellow ranching community provide endless inspiration for her art. Her many years spent in the West, observing, painting, and sketching her surroundings, gave Goodnight a profound awareness of the mannerisms of ranchers and animals alike. This experience translates directly to her art. Goodnight has monumental sculptures across the United States, in Europe, and Japan. The most notable is “The Day The Wall Came Down...