Dimensions 6 1/2" H x 3 1/2" W x 3 1/2" D     ~      Edition of 30 “RAG TOP DOWN” For those that know what this phrase means there’s nothing more to be said, for the rest of you, I’ll clue [...]

      ~      Edition of 30 JULIE The words of my mentor (Fritz White) often pierce the veil of my mind...”The most difficult thing to sculpt is the female form. If you can sculpt the female nude “well” – you can sculpt anything.” I [...]

Still in Clay      ~      Edition of 30 “DIRECT FROM PARIS” A woman far from town, living in the mid-west’s prairie.  The sod home lacks most modern conveniences. Like many women of the era, she [...]

Dimensions 20"H 10"W 8 1/2"D      ~      Edition of 30 “PRAYER FOR THE CORN” On August 4, 2001, I witnessed a Ke-Wa Indian “Corn Dance" at [...]

Dimensions 24"H x 7"W x 7.5"D      ~      Edition of 30 THE GIVER She stands as grace, WOMAN.  One hand is on her heart (the source of all giving). Her other hand (extended) is both an invitation and [...]

Dimensions 24"H x 17.5"W x 11"D      ~      Edition of 30 THE ANATOMY LESSON I was inspired by Leonardo de Vinci’s, “the Anatomy Lesson”, where he painted medical students around a dissected cadaver. What if I [...]

Dimensions 79"H x 28"W x 26.5"D      ~      Edition of 30 PENDLETON 1921 Beginning around 1895, through the mid - 1930’s, women competed in rodeos across the nation.  They participated in calf-roping, bronc and steer riding, bull dogging, and trick riding. Some were expert in [...]

Dimensions 15.5"H x 5"W x 5"D      ~      Edition of 30 “BELLE OF THE RODEO” ~  Cheyenne 1924 ~ Ruby Roberts. What a wild-child! She survived a 19 year, 300 ride rodeo career that included numerous broken bones [...]

Dimensions 5"H x 4"W x 5"D      ~      Edition of 30 WATCHING MOMMA PICK BERRIES I love to see American Indian infants in cradleboards. I have seen this image on rare occasions. There is something so ‘traditional’ [...]

Dimensions  13" H x 20 " W x 12" D      ~      Edition of 30 “AT NIGHT….MOTHER READ THE BIBLE” It only seems natural that folks adventuring into the western parts of the North American continent, during [...]