 | Trademark Vll Fine Art |
|
Home |
|
Ted Long Bronze Sculpture (1932 - 2007) browse these categories for related items... Directory: Fine Art:Sculpture:Bronze:Pre 1970: item # 722173 Please refer to our stock # X1021 when inquiring.
Trademark Vll PO Box 362 Smithfield,VA, 23430 757-544-7131 Guest Book $12,750 |
|
|||||||||
| Original bronze by the loved artist "Ted Long" Titled " Monarch Of The Plains" this is quite spectacular. Very detailed and action packed depecting a buffalo and two indians in a serious situation. John Wayne had this bronze in his collection as well. Size is 28 x 24 x 26. signed and numbered 9/10 Ted Long was born on February 5, 1932 in North Platte, Nebraska. He attended North Platte High School and received numerous art internships, but has had no formal art training. Most of his work covers 1800 Western U.S. culture; his paintings and sculptures of the American West are extremely detailed and heavily researched. His work is known in New Mexico, Germany, Arizona, Wyoming, and Minnesota. Long helped found the Nebraskaland Days Governor’s Western and Wildlife Art Show. During the first years of the show, Long persuaded his professional artist friends from across the country to come to North Platte and show their work in a million-dollar exhibit. It was Long’s urging and support that brought many of the artists who currently exhibit their work during Nebraskaland Days to the show. Long’s sculpture of Ponca Chief Standing Bear is in the rotunda of the Nebraska capitol building. Long became the first Nebraska artist to have a piece in the rotunda and Standing Bear became the first American Indian to be inducted into the state’s Hall of Fame. Ted Long’s art brought him national acclaim and his work is in corporate and private collections, galleries and museums across the nation. | ||||||||||
|
||||||
| Home | Join | Shops | Map | Terms | Help | |
