Steve Myers 'Flintknapper' Western Bronze Sculpture
Steve Myers (20th Century, New Mexico)

This limited edition bronze sculpture, entitled "Flintknapper" and numbered 9 out of 35, is a striking portrayal of a Native American engaged in the traditional craft of shaping flint. Created by renowned artist Steve Myers, the sculpture is a vivid representation of indigenous artistry and ancestral skill. The dynamic pose of the figure, captured mid-motion with a piece of flint held aloft, conveys a sense of focus and dexterity. The bronze medium is masterfully utilized, its color patination technique enhancing the lifelike quality of the texture and form, from the flowing hair to the meticulous beadwork. This piece is a testament to the enduring legacy of Native American culture and the time-honored practice of flintknapping.

About the Artist:
Steve Myers, an artist born in Farmington, New Mexico, is a distinguished artist known for his work in bronze sculpture. With a keen eye for the intricacies of Native American culture, particularly of the Navajo and Zuni communities, Myers' sculptures delve deep into the essence of our New Mexico heritage.

Myers' bronze sculptures stand out for their vivid storytelling and masterful use of the medium. The color patination technique he employs not only highlights the fine craftsmanship but also breathes life into each figure, making them resonate with the rich history and enduring spirit of Native American traditions. His work is a celebration of the intricate bond between nature, culture, and art, narrated through his vision.

Signed on the rear by the artist, this sculpture is a part of a limited series. It stands prominently on a rich mahogany base. The sculpture's significant dimensions and weight make it a commanding presence in any collection.

Condition: Good. No Damage or condition issues.

Dimensions:
Very Large! 
31" x 25" x 17";
Weight: Approximately 100 lbs