Bob Cooper Pueblo Pottery Sculpture in Copper 
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Bob Cooper Pueblo Pottery Sculpture in Copper
- Artist: Bob Cooper
- Medium: Patinated Copper
- Title: Three Pueblo Pots Embossed Copper Sculpture
- Signature: Lower Right
- Frame: Double Matted Shadow Box Wood Frame with Glass
Description:
This sculpture in copper by Santa Fe artist Bob Cooper exemplifies his mastery in working with patinated copper. The artwork features three pueblo pots made out of embossed copper, showcasing intricate designs and textures. The patination process gives the copper a rich, aged appearance, highlighting the cultural significance of the pueblo pots. The inclusion of feather details adds a unique, tactile element to the composition, enhancing its visual appeal and cultural resonance.
Frame and Presentation:
The artwork is presented in a double-matted shadow box frame made of wood, covered with glass. This type of framing not only protects the artwork but also provides depth, allowing the viewer to appreciate the three-dimensional aspects of the piece.
Condition:
The artwork is in good condition, with no significant signs of wear. The frame and glass are also in excellent condition.
Dimensions:
- Overall Size: 34" x 42"
- Visible Size: 23" x 32"
Artist Biography:
Bob Cooper is a distinguished artist based in Santa Fe, New Mexico, renowned for his unique copper sculptures that reflect the rich cultural heritage of the Southwestern United States. Specializing in patinated copper, Cooper's work often features themes and motifs inspired by Native American traditions and the natural beauty of the Southwest.
His art is characterized by intricate embossing techniques and the use of patination to create rich, textured surfaces. This process not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of the copper but also imbues each piece with a sense of history and depth. Cooper’s pieces frequently incorporate symbolic elements such as feathers, pueblo pots, and other culturally significant motifs, making his work highly evocative and meaningful.
Cooper's sculptures have been featured in numerous galleries and auctions, attesting to their popularity and the artist's esteemed reputation in the art community. Collectors value his work for its craftsmanship, cultural resonance, and unique beauty.
Bob Cooper continues to create and exhibit his work, contributing to the vibrant art scene in Santa Fe and beyond. His sculptures are not just art pieces but are also considered significant cultural artifacts that preserve and celebrate the heritage of the Southwest.