This is a 100% original, one-of-a-kind painting, hand-painted by me and signed. There are no prints or reproductions -once this piece sells, it is gone. Size: 14 x 11 inches. Medium: Acrylic on canvas. Signature: Signed by artist. This artwork focuses on expression, color, and emotion rather than realism. It is meant to feel alive, intuitive, and human -a bold focal point for a modern space. Home or studio walls. Art collectors who love expressive work. This is an original painting, not a print. Colors may vary slightly due to screen settings. Thank you for supporting original art. Up For Sale: A One-Of-A-kind Handmade Original Painting by Contemporary Artist Bretta Perry Rowell. This Painting is NOT framed. See Example Photo and send me a message if interested. Medium: 14×11 Inch Acrylic on canvas. ? Optional Framing Upgrade. Message after winning if you’d like framing added to your order. I want you to feel emotionally connected to the piece you receive. If there is any issue upon arrival, please contact me – I stand behind my work and my collectors. Thank you for supporting original, independently created fine art.
This is Yona, a bear sculpture by Marc Pierce, founder of Big Sky Carvers. It was designed in Montana and made for Big Sky in China. It’s in perfect condition, full of exquisite details such as the tiny claws and hair on the body. The sculpture is made from a mixture of bronze, pewter and resin. The base bears the artist’s signature and the bear’s footprint! On the bottom is again the signature of Marc Pierce, the name “Yona”, and number “A715″. The year the piece was created was 2009, also found on the bottom. The piece is 7″ tall, 6″ wide, and base is 6.75 diameter. Gorgeous piece for anyone who love animals, bears and nature.
Following a long career as a freelance illustrator, portrait painter and teacher in the Chicago area, Mr. Miller moved to Wyoming to follow the muse of Western Art. After a sound academic art education, his early association with two of the greats of American Illustration, Haddon Sundblom and Harry Anderson, instilled in him a profound respect for excellence and integrity in the painting process. An invaluable learning experience enjoyed by but a fortunate few. Charles Winfield Miller was living and painting in Jackson Hole, Wyoming—he finds the “Western” genre a veritable illustrators candy store, all the romantic picturesqueness and dramatic potential of King Arthur’s Court, Robin Hood, Treasure Island, and The Deer Slayer rolled into one— with the additional challenge of anthropology thrown in. Years before, back in the windy city, when he was painting dog food ads and Playboy cartoons, he would gladly have paid for the privilege of doing this kind of work! Native American in “Running Bear” painting. This painting “Running Bear” by Charles Winfield Miller appears to depict a Native American figure adorned in traditional regalia that may represent a specific Plains tribe. Based on the details visible in the images. The use of a feathered headdress and red and black accents is often associated with tribes such as the Lakota Sioux, Cheyenne, or other Plains cultures. The blanket or robe with stripe patterns resembles designs often seen in ceremonial garments of Plains tribes. The tomahawk and the spear with feathers are traditional symbols and tools frequently used by Plains tribes in ceremonial or combat-related depictions. The name “Running Bear” could signify a connection to a Plains tribe, as names referencing animals and their characteristics are common in Lakota, Cheyenne, or Blackfoot cultures. The shadow of the bear in the background reinforces the symbolism of the bear, which holds significant spiritual importance among many Native American tribes, often associated with strength, courage, and protection. This painting likely represents an individual from a Plains Native American tribe, though determining the exact tribe would require additional context or insights from Charles Winfield Miller’s notes or records. If further historical or artistic resources about Miller’s work are available, they might clarify his specific focus and inspirations for this piece. However, confirming the tribe would require further insight into the painting’s context or any statements Miller may have made about his work. The figure of “Running Bear” depicted in this painting by Charles Winfield Miller is most likely a symbolic or artistic representation rather than a portrait of a specific historical figure. While the name “Running Bear” has a strong association with Native American culture and may evoke imagery tied to Plains tribes, there is no widely documented historical figure with that name who held significant prominence across the Plains tribes. Artists like Charles Winfield Miller often drew inspiration from Native American cultures, ceremonies, and oral traditions to create evocative portraits and narratives. The figure in the painting might represent an archetype of a Plains warrior, leader, or spiritual figure, rather than a real individual. Names such as “Running Bear” were common in Native American tribes and often reflected traits like strength, courage, or a connection to the animal spirit world. Many Native American tribes e. Lakota, Cheyenne, Blackfoot gave individuals animal-inspired names to signify their characteristics, achievements, or spiritual guides. A comprehensive review of historical documents and oral histories from Plains tribes does not indicate a widely recognized historical figure named Running Bear. However, this does not rule out the possibility of individuals with the name in tribal oral history or less-documented contexts. Possible Sources for Verification. If “Running Bear” were a real individual, it would likely be documented in tribal oral histories, records of treaties, or accounts of significant events. Consulting tribal historians or cultural preservation offices of major Plains tribes, such as the Lakota, Cheyenne, or Blackfoot, might provide clarity. Charles Winfield Miller was an American artist known for his evocative depictions of Native American life and Western landscapes. Here’s a brief biography. Early Life and Education : Born January 13, 1922 in Berwyn, Cook County, Illinois, Miller had a deep appreciation for the American West, which often inspired his work. Details about his formal art education remain sparse, but his attention to historical accuracy suggests a dedicated study of Native American cultures. MIlitary: Miller was a Sergeant in the United States Army during WWII. Career : Miller’s paintings often feature themes of Native American traditions, Western history, and the natural beauty of the American frontier. His work aligns with the realism movement, showcasing detailed and lifelike portrayals of his subjects. Recognition : While not as widely known as other Western artists like Frederic Remington or Charles M. Russell, Miller’s work gained respect for its authenticity and emotional depth. Artistic Style : His use of color and composition reflects a reverence for his subjects, blending realism with romanticism. Charles Winfield Miler died January 4, 1995 in Bigfork, Flathead, Montana. Private Collector New Jersey. Avra Art Auctions, Margate City, New Jersey, acquired from above. Private collector, Cathedral City, California, acquired from above. There is no paint loss, canvas is in great condition. Feel free to contact me with any questions you may have on this atmospheric Native American painting that will highlight any western art collection and thanks for your interest.
The Big Sky Carvers 23-inch bear sculpture by artist Jeff Fleming is a handmade, original piece of wood carving art. The black bear is intricately carved and stands as a unique decorative collectible for any home, possibly in an outside post or corner of a house. This large sculpture captures the essence of nature and rustic charm, making it a standout addition to any collection of bears or sculptures.
NEW BIG SKY CARVERS BRONZE SCULPTURE ORIGINAL MILO CANOE TRIP BEAR BEARS GIFT. This sculpture is in perfect condition. Bronze Dimensions with Marble Base: Height 7″ X Width 10″. Marble Dimensions: Diameter10″ X 4.5″. Height without base:6. Step into the world of history and honor with this captivating bronze sculpture depicting a Native American Chief on a daring expedition, paddling a birchbark canoe through potentially perilous waters. The birchbark canoe, renowned for its association with Native American cultures, particularly those of northern New England, speaks to the ingenuity and resourcefulness of indigenous peoples across different regions. Crafted using the timeless technique of the lost wax method, this sculpture captures every nuanced detail with exceptional precision, bringing to life the essence of the scene. The birchbark canoe’s significance is amplified as it carries the Chief, symbolizing his bravery, leadership, and commitment to his tribe’s welfare. The Chief’s resolute posture and determined gaze speak volumes of his character, as he embarks on this mission to scout nearby enemy territory. This remarkable bronze piece is not merely a decorative addition, but a symbol of cultural heritage and strength. The sculpture’s authenticity is further underscored by the artist’s signature, Milo, a mark of craftsmanship and commitment to excellence. By owning this sculpture, you’re not only acquiring a work of art, but a tangible connection to the past and a testament to the enduring spirit of Native American cultures. Native American Chief Embark in Canoe Bronze Sculpture Statue Figurine Art Decor. Virgin Islands, however, an additional charge may be required. New Detailed Hand Crafted Hot Cast Bronze Not Resin Satisfaction Guaranteed. This is Stock Photo, Slight Color Variation! Listing and template services provided by inkFrog.
NEW BIG SKY CARVERS BRONZE SCULPTURE ORIGINAL MILO CANOE TRIP BEAR BEARS DECOR. This sculpture is in perfect condition. Bronze Dimensions with Marble Base: Height 7″ X Width 10″. Marble Dimensions: Diameter10″ X 4.5″. Height without base:6. Step into the world of history and honor with this captivating bronze sculpture depicting a Native American Chief on a daring expedition, paddling a birchbark canoe through potentially perilous waters. The birchbark canoe, renowned for its association with Native American cultures, particularly those of northern New England, speaks to the ingenuity and resourcefulness of indigenous peoples across different regions. Crafted using the timeless technique of the lost wax method, this sculpture captures every nuanced detail with exceptional precision, bringing to life the essence of the scene. The birchbark canoe’s significance is amplified as it carries the Chief, symbolizing his bravery, leadership, and commitment to his tribe’s welfare. The Chief’s resolute posture and determined gaze speak volumes of his character, as he embarks on this mission to scout nearby enemy territory. This remarkable bronze piece is not merely a decorative addition, but a symbol of cultural heritage and strength. The sculpture’s authenticity is further underscored by the artist’s signature, Milo, a mark of craftsmanship and commitment to excellence. By owning this sculpture, you’re not only acquiring a work of art, but a tangible connection to the past and a testament to the enduring spirit of Native American cultures. Native American Chief Embark in Canoe Bronze Sculpture Statue Figurine Art Decor. Virgin Islands, however, an additional charge may be required. New Detailed Hand Crafted Hot Cast Bronze Not Resin Satisfaction Guaranteed. This is Stock Photo, Slight Color Variation! Listing and template services provided by inkFrog.
Condition: This sculpture is in perfect condition Bronze Dimensions with Marble Base: Height 7 X Width 10 Marble Dimensions: Diameter10 X 4.5 Height without base:6 Weight:10 LBS Inventory:26YRD11473962. Step into the world of history and honor with this captivating bronze sculpture depicting a Native American Chief on a daring expedition, paddling a birchbark canoe through potentially perilous waters. The birchbark canoe, renowned for its association with Native American cultures, particularly those of northern New England, speaks to the ingenuity and resourcefulness of indigenous peoples across different regions. Crafted using the timeless technique of the lost wax method, this sculpture captures every nuanced detail with exceptional precision, bringing to life the essence of the scene. The birchbark canoe’s significance is amplified as it carries the Chief, symbolizing his bravery, leadership, and commitment to his tribe’s welfare. The Chief’s resolute posture and determined gaze speak volumes of his character, as he embarks on this mission to scout nearby enemy territory. This remarkable bronze piece is not merely a decorative addition, but a symbol of cultural heritage and strength. The sculpture’s authenticity is further underscored by the artist’s signature, Milo, a mark of craftsmanship and commitment to excellence. By owning this sculpture, you’re not only acquiring a work of art, but a tangible connection to the past and a testament to the enduring spirit of Native American cultures. Native American Chief Embark in Canoe Bronze Sculpture Statue Figurine Art Decor.
Condition: This sculpture is in perfect condition Bronze Dimensions with Marble Base: Height 7 X Width 10 Marble Dimensions: Diameter10 X 4.5 Height without base:6 Weight:10 LBS Inventory:26YRD11473962. Step into the world of history and honor with this captivating bronze sculpture depicting a Native American Chief on a daring expedition, paddling a birchbark canoe through potentially perilous waters. The birchbark canoe, renowned for its association with Native American cultures, particularly those of northern New England, speaks to the ingenuity and resourcefulness of indigenous peoples across different regions. Crafted using the timeless technique of the lost wax method, this sculpture captures every nuanced detail with exceptional precision, bringing to life the essence of the scene. The birchbark canoe’s significance is amplified as it carries the Chief, symbolizing his bravery, leadership, and commitment to his tribe’s welfare. The Chief’s resolute posture and determined gaze speak volumes of his character, as he embarks on this mission to scout nearby enemy territory. This remarkable bronze piece is not merely a decorative addition, but a symbol of cultural heritage and strength. The sculpture’s authenticity is further underscored by the artist’s signature, Milo, a mark of craftsmanship and commitment to excellence. By owning this sculpture, you’re not only acquiring a work of art, but a tangible connection to the past and a testament to the enduring spirit of Native American cultures. Native American Chief Embark in Canoe Bronze Sculpture Statue Figurine Art Decor.
Big Sky Bears by Big Sky Carvers, a Jeff Fleming Original Carving – Toilet Paper Holder. Item is 32.5″ tall, 7.5″ wide, and 6deep. Item is flat on the back to easily set flush against a wall. Please see all pictures for complete details and condition.
This product is a 7 piece Big Sky Carvers nativity set featuring bears. The set includes Mary, Joseph, Jesus, and two bear angels with adorable hangers. It is made of resin and is multicolored. It is an original product with its original box and packaging. The set is medium in size and varies in height and width, as indicated in the photos. Good pre-owned condition, no visible chips or cracks. A cute nativity set!
