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Harry Jackson Hand Painted Bronze Polychrome Sculpture Foreman Cowboy Signed

Name: Harry Jackson Hand Painted Bronze Polychrome Sculpture Foreman Cowboy Signed
Brand: Harry Jackson
Rating: 4.9 (69 reviews)

$9,495List Price

About the Item

Harry Jackson Authentic and Hand Painted Original Bronze Sculpture "Foreman - Polychrome", listed for Sale with the SUBMIT BEST OFFER Option Accepting Offers Now: With only 20 pieces in the Polychrome (Hand-Painted) edition, what we have here is nearly impossible to find, an intricately detail Bronze Sculpture by Harry Jackson immortalizing the essence of a cowboy. Additionally, this piece is very versatile as it is full round, allowing it to be displayed in variety of ways and areas. Furthermore, "Foreman" retails for significantly more than our asking price, and is one of the nicest sculptures by Jackson we have ever made available. Thus, if you are looking for one of his stunning sculptures for a great value, then this is it. Yet we have listed it with the Submit Best Offer option so name your price now. The sculpture will not be around long, as the first person to meet our bottom line shall be the lucky new owner. You do not want to miss this chance to own an authentic artwork of your own by the master of Western Art, Harry Jackson. Harry Andrew Jackson (1924 - 2011): An American artist, born Harry Shapiro, who became one of the 20th century's most acclaimed. As a young boy Jackson often skipped school to visit the Harding Museum where he loved to look at the works by Frederic Remington. He received a scholarship to the Chicago Art Institute, but at the age of 14 he ran away from home to Wyoming where he worked on a ranch. Eventually he returned to Chicago, where he took his inspiration from time in the west and honed his art skills at the Frederick Mizen Academy, The Chicago Academy of Fine Arts and the The Chicago Art Institute. He became the youngest Official Artist of the Marine Corps ever, and after being injured in battle, developed a lifelong friend ship with his idol, Jackson Pollock. As he continued his career his painting and sculpture received great praise. He was given the first one man show at the National Cowboy Hall of Fame, his art is in the collections of the Smithsonian, Queen Elizabeth, The Vatican, John Wayne, etc and today his art is enjoyed all over the world by critics and collectors alike. Submit Best Offer, ALL OFFERS CONSIDERED: You are viewing a Authentic Harry Jackson Bronze Sculpture with Polychrome Patina, titled "Foreman" that is certain to bring a welcomed enjoyment to your home or business. Jackson has incorporated intricate detail and a brilliant patina into this one sculpture, which pays homage to Western culture and hereby showcasing his full realm of genius. Hence, why it is extremely rare and hard to find for this kind of incredible deal, Jackson's works have reached prices of $170,000 at auctions across the globe. It is guaranteed authentic, signed in the bronze and dated 1974 (when the bronze was cast by Wyoming Foundry Studies), hand signed and dated 1981 (when the polychrome was applied), stamped with the artist's thumbprint, has been published several times in the literature and comes with a Gallery COA. This sculpture, numbered P20 (20 out of 20), there was a regular bronze version of 40, is in excellent condition without any defects to report and is of impressive craftsmanship and size, measuring approximately 21" tall. So remember again, the sculpture has been listed with the Submit Best Offer Option, meaning it likely to sell before this listing ends. This piece is absolutely spectacular in person, where the heavily detailed sculpture comes to life in a brilliant display of Western Art. Harry Jackson's art has been exhibited in major museums around the world, and can be found in some of the most prestigious public and private collections worldwide. Now is your opportunity to add an authentic piece to your collection, as it will be packaged to ship domestically or Internationally. Therefore, please contact us if you have any questions and do not forget to submit those offers.

Creator:
Harry Jackson (1924 - 2011, American)
Dimensions:
Height: 21 in (53.34 cm)Width: 15 in (38.1 cm)
Medium:
Bronze,Paint
Movement Style:
Realist
Period:
1970-1979
Condition:
Gallery Location:
Bloomington, MN
Reference Number:
1stDibs: LU123016577132

$16,000

H 35 in W 18 in D 10 in

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