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Animals: Wild and Captured in Bronze

Featuring wildlife that inhabit the West and the artists who have captured their likenesses in bronze.

 


In order of appearance:  Veryl Goodnight, Spirit of Autumn, 1984. Bronze, 16 í— 24 í— 12 inches. Tacoma Art Museum, Gift of Erivan and Helga Haub, 2014.6.57. Photo © TAM, photo courtesy of David J. Swift.  Carl Rungius, Bighorn Sheep, 1916. Bronze, 17 í— 17 í— 7 inches. Tacoma Art Museum, Haub Family Collection, Gift of Erivan and Helga Haub, 2014.6.101. Photo © TAM, photo courtesy of Laura McCurdy.  Henry Merwin Shrady, Elk Buffalo (The Monarch of the Plains), circa 1900. Bronze, 22 ½ í— 24 í— 13 inches. Tacoma Art Museum, Haub Family Collection, Gift of Erivan and Helga Haub, 2014.6.124. Photo © TAM, photo courtesy of David J. Swift.

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