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This item WAS NOT SOLD. Auction date was 2010 Dec 29 @ 16:00UTC+02:00 : CEST/EET
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Description
Birth of Long Soldier, signed, dated 1986 and numbered 29/30 (on base)
Technique
Bronze with patina and paint
Date Created
1986
Dimensions
Height: 57 cm (with base); 53 cm (without base)
Provenance
Private Collection, Tel Aviv
Purchased in New York Gallery in the late 1980's
Condition
Good
Notes
Placed on wood base bearing a label.
Biography
Dave McGary, born 1966 at Cody, Wyoming, USA. American artist, who's becoming a living legend among contemporary artists of the American West. He is considered the Master of Realism depicting Native American Indians. Dave was born the son of a ranching family in. As a teenager, he was one of four students in the United States awarded a grant to study anatomy and the bronze-making process with master craftsmen in Italy. After returning to America in 1978, Dave spent the next three years working at a bronze foundry, developing his own style and techniques. In 1981, Dave opened his own foundry and finishing facility in the southern mountains of New Mexico. His ability to capture the human spirit knows no equal, and his attention to detail in form and historic content are exhilarating.
Exhibitions: 2002 - 14th Annual National Cowboy Symposium and Celebration American Cowboy Culture Awards Show Western Art Award. 2001 - National Republican party presents a Chief Washakie Maquette to Vice President Cheney. 1995 - New Mexican of the Year Award-For Contributions to the Arts in New Mexico.
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