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This beautiful piece is a Lost Wax Bronze casting: Numbered (677) Bronze Bowl
Limited edition Icarus c1995; licenced by V&A Enterprises.
Victoria & Albert Museum, London England.
Includes numbered Certificate.
Artist unknown...

Offered for Sale at $1450.00 CDN., includes Canadian Taxes.

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Lost Wax Bronzes: "The Weathered Wrangler" and "Running Buffalo Vase"

"THE WEATHERED WRANGLER" (COWBOY bronze sculpture.)
A signed & numbered (234/1200) Limited Edition, Lost Wax Bronze Sculpture.
Availability (1 only), signed certificate included.
Offered for sale at $750.00 Cdn. - includes Cdn taxes.

"RUNNING BUFFALO VASE"
A signed and numbered (287/1200) Limited edition Lost Wax Bronze Bowl.
Availability: (1 only) signed certificate included.
Offered for Sale at $1450.00 Cdn. - Canadian taxes included

Artist Profile:
R. MORALES was born in Durango Mexico.
He attended the University of Juarez majoring in Fine Arts and Sculpture.
An accomplished artist with five monumental commissions to his credit, Mr. Morales has been recognized as one of Mexico's leading sculptors. While comfortable sculpting on a "Grand" scale, he enjoys creating smaller pieces where fine detail can be appreciated at close range.

Mr Morales has captured the spirit of the frontier in these pieces.
 

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John Jones: "Power and Vision" Alabaster Sculpture

A local First Nations Sculptor, John Jones, presents his Featured Sculpture titled "Power and Vision".
This phemomenal piece is priced at $1800.00 Cdn. (including Canadian taxes) and is a "One Only".

Size: Width 16"x Height 12" x Depth 12" (approx)
Availability (1)
Shipping not included.

Artist Profile:
Shuswap Artist John Jones was born in 1959 in Enderby,BC. Raised on the Spallumcheen Indian Band Reserve by his Grandmother, he learned the traditional practices of the Shuswap people.

He studied at Simon Fraser University, and the University of Lethbridge, taking Native American Studies. His carvings recount the history and stories of the Shuswap People.

He has shown in various Art Galleries, in the Okanagan and in Vancouver. Presently, John has a showing of his work at the Kelowna(BC) Airport. He sculpts in various types of stone, including Brazilian Soapstone, African Wonderstone, Alabaster, and Shuswap Soapstone.
 

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