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Classification: Sculpture

190 Items
Image Title Creator Culture Accession # Materials/Techniques
The Horse Wrangler Charles Marion Russell, Roman Bronze Works, Dr. Philip G. Cole Collection American 08.15 lost-wax cast in bronze
John C. Calhoun Clark Mills American 09.1 marble
General Lafayette Jean-Antoine Houdon French 09.3 Seravezza marble
Indian Madonna Willard Stone, Willard Stone Native American; Cherokee descent 11.14 walnut wood
Dying Buffalo Willard Stone Native American; Cherokee descent 11.62 ebony wood
The Jap Prisoner Willard Stone, Willard Stone Native American; Cherokee descent 11.9 bois d'arc wood (Osage orange)
The Last Laugh Charles Marion Russell, 1864 - 1926 (Artist) American 08.5 lost-wax cast in bronze
Easter Egg and Base Charles Marion Russell American TU2009.39.27a-b paint and plaster on eggshell
The Scalp Dancer Charles Marion Russell, Roman Bronze Works, Dr. Philip G. Cole Collection American 08.7 lost-wax cast in bronze
Andrew Jackson Clark Mills American 09.2 marble
Model Horse Charles Marion Russell American TU2009.39.150 Modeling compound (likely air-dry Modello or similar), iron armature, paint.
Running Buffalo Willard Stone Native American; Cherokee descent 11.16 wood
Shame Willard Stone, Willard Stone Native American; Cherokee descent 11.67 walnut wood
Our Atomic Baby Willard Stone, Willard Stone Native American; Cherokee descent 11.74 cherry wood
The Bear with the Jug Charles Marion Russell, Roman Bronze Works American 08.8 lost-wax cast in bronze
Small rabbit figure on a wire Charles Marion Russell American TU2009.39.91 metal and plaster
Peace Charles Marion Russell American 08.20 cast in bronze
Basket Weavers Louis Potter, 1873 - 1912 (Artist) American 08.144 lost-wax cast in bronze
Small model cowboy with blue striped shirt and red handkerchief Charles Marion Russell American TU2009.39.151 largely wax on an iron armature. textile cord for rope. Some wax is internally pigmented and there is likely some paint applied to the surface.
Horses Fighting Willard Stone Native American; Cherokee descent 11.19 Philippine mahogany wood