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Little Britches

This piece depicts a 4-year-old not quite ready to be a rodeo contestant. The Little Britches Rodeo was founded in 1952 and gives children ages 5 to 18 the opportunity to compete in various rodeo events. This sculpture is life sized plaster cast finished in iron and mounted on a revolving base. Little Britches was exhibited in Santa Fe at Art Santa Fe July 22-14, 2024. Little Britches is available to purchase with base. $3075 excluding shipping

Venice Carnival

Inspired by the Carnival of Venice. This life size sculpt is a fusion of plaster and Paverpol treated fabric. Venice Carnival was exhibited in Santa Fe, NM on July 12-14, 2024 at Art Santa Fe and sold to a couple visiting from Chattanooga TN.

Amazigh

Inspired by a photo of a woman from Marrakesh. The Amazigh have lived and migrated throughout North Africa for centuries. Major populations are found in Morocco and the frame for this piece was custom made in Marrakesh. Her head wrap and clothing are traditional for the Amazigh culture. Scale is life size and the face is plaster cast. The product Paverpol was used to harden the fabric components. Amazigh is available to purchase. $4100 excludes shipping

HOPE

"Hope" is a Pueblo woman holding a crucifix. She is depicted in authentic vintage attire. Her facial expression captures a sense of hope. The art medium is 3-D Mixed Media life size plaster cast sculpture finished in iron and mounted on a 24" x 36" frame. "Hope" is currently on exhibit in Santa Fe, NM at "Seraphym Sacred Art Boutique & Gallery" located at The Loretto Chapel. "Hope" is available to purchase. $3400 excludes shipping

WOODSTOCK

Growing up in the era of Woodstock, the artist draws inspiration from a pivotal moment in cultural history. This sculpture evokes the essence of 1969—a time marked by freedom, music, and a collective sense of possibility. It reflects the spirit of the Age of Aquarius, with Woodstock serving as a defining symbol of that transformative era. The piece consists of a life-size plaster cast face finished in iron, set within a 24 × 36 frame and complemented by a turquoise leather ba

WAR BONNET

Scale is life size, plaster cast on a vintage Mexican frame. Subject is Standing Cloud from the Lakota tribe in a ceremonial war bonnet. “War Bonnet” was exhibited at Art Santa Fe in Santa Fe, NM July 2025 and sold.

BUFFALO TRACE

This piece depicts a mid-1800’s Apache elder in ceremonial attire. Buffalo trace refers to the path carved by migrating bison that was used by Native Americans and later became a vital land route used by settlers. Face and torso are plaster finished in iron with acid(s) to rust for patina. Breastplate is authentic coyote bone tube and stretched buckskin. Scale is 1:0 and weight is 55 lbs. The sculpture is mounted to a 24” X 36” frame with a turquoise leather mat. Buffalo Trac

MALI

Mali, located in West Africa, originated the art of face painting. The white dots symbolize hope, purity and light. The cloth background is authentic mud cloth woven in Mali. The earrings and necklace are actual 1936 coinage used in Africa. This frame was custom made in Marrakesh, Morocco and is detailed by animal bone forming the tiles and the black segments dyed with henna ink. This 3-D mixed media sculpture is plaster cast and finished in iron. Dimensions: 24”W X 39”H $46