Second in the High Country series Ever seen daybreak from a mountainside? In Capture the Day, a Native American man from the high country surveys the land and prepares for the day ahead. Edition size 18 – 14″h x 14″w x 19″d Price and Edition Details This piece will be an edition size of only…
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First in the High Country series From Lewis and Clark to Curtis and Bodmer, the early explorers spoke of the superb horsemanship exhibited by the indigenous peoples. This deft skill is the inspiration for this piece which depicts a rider with full and utter faith in his mount as he ascends to better his…
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Contesting Evil’s Refuge depicts a fierce and violent defense against a surprise attack. This is a commemoration of the indomitable spirit of the Old West, an ode to the people who lived in a time and place where law and order were defined by the individual’s need to stay alive against all threats. Edition size…
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The cost of the expansion of the American West was frequently paid in sacrifice and lost lives. On November 29, 1864, 700 American soldiers killed 400 Cheyenne and Arapaho men, women, and children at their encampment in eastern Colorado. The unarmed inhabitants of the camp had no chance to escape. I wanted to memorialize this…
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This is a smaller version of one of my most popular works. Edition size 75 – 15″h Price and Edition Details Recounting the Coup (Half-Life Bust) is an edition of 75 Click to read more about Recounting the Coup, Small Bust.
