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Ever Green
Bronze sculptures are almost resolutely solid. They are usually hollow, but to the viewer they present a monolithic, generally rounded shape that may have a visible hole or two – say, between the cowboy’s arm and body as he reaches for his gun, or the general’s arm and the trusty horse that he is patting – but is essentially massive. This piece is an experiment in holes. The effect is about as different from traditional bronze sculpture as I could imagine, and a far cry from “modern” bronze pieces – those swooping, sweeping abstractions. Perhaps it’s fair to call this style “postmodern.”
23.5"H x 9.5"W
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