Sculpture
We carry many types of sculpture, including bronze, clay, alabaster, and steel, by such fine artists as Terry Lee Gasdia , Orland Joe , Kevin McCarthy , Jane Morehart , Joey Nakai , Rick Nez , George Walbye and others. | ||
Featured is a lovely carving of a deer in marble. Deer in the Zuni fetish carvings symbolizes gentleness grace and love.
"Arrowmaker"-by Rick Nez is carved out of alabaster, and displayed on a wooden stand. This sculpture stands 7 inches including the base.
"Rita with Raised Pot", is a bronze sculpture by artist Tim Nicola. The stylized female figure stands 26 1/2 inches tall and is on an 1 inch metal base. She has a black pot held high above her head, her hair sweeps down her back, and her blue robe has stars etched on it. Done in Nicola's expressionistic manner. Limited edition- 8/25.
"Flirtation" by sculpture artist Tim Nicola is cast in bronze and has a textured turquoise patina. The two figures stand 24 inches tall and are on a two inch metal base.
"Zuni Woman with Pot", by Tim Nicola is mystical as well as beautiful. The figure has a black pot on it's head and is wrapped up in a robe. Is it cold, is she on the way to market, or fetching water from a near by stream? That is how Nicola's sculpture invoke the viewer, we are left to make up our own story. Limited edition-AP/30.
"Hopi Maiden with Basket" is by Tim Nicola, of the Penobscot tribe in Maine. His distinctive expressionistic style engages us emotionally. Featured is a female figure with a sunset patina on her textured robe. Her hair style let's us know she is of the Hopi pueblo, and most likely at a special occasion. She has a basket wrapped in her robe and seems to be embracing it with pride and care. Limited edition-11/15
"Dancing in the Wind" is the name of this bronze sculpture by Tim Nicola. His stylized figures are often women portrayed going about daily tasks. In this bronze we see a basket maker dancing in the wind. Her long black hair is sweeping down her back and her robe is flowing in the breeze. The beautiful turquoise patina echoes the natural tones of turquoise stones. Limited edition- 24/30, on an 1 1/4 inch marble base.
Formed from a single slab of light peach clay, and covered with a white slip, this figure is carved and polished in select areas. The female is holding a plate in her hands. She stands 17 inches tall and is 7 inches wide at the base. The bottom is signed - ANDREW 1990.
"Strings from the Heart", is an Alabaster carving by Navajo sculpture artist Rick Nez. The contrast between the polished and unpolished stone gives the piece great visual interest. The Navajo female is playing the violin and you sense the peace and harmony in her stance. The sculpture stands 18 1/2 inches including the wooden base.
"Miss Dineh"-Sculpture artist Rick Nez is better known for his stone carvings of Native peoples. This bronze casting "Miss Dineh", is #5 of a limited edition of 50. It has the signature dignity and grace that Rick gives to his female figures. Miss Dineh is an honor bestowed on a young Navajo woman at the Gallup ceremonials, that are held annually in Gallup New Mexico. The sculpture is 11 inches tall including the wooden base that turns the bust.
