Darlene Nelson Desert Bird Sculpture 
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Darlene Nelson Desert Bird Sculpture
Original sculpture by New Mexico artist Darlene Nelson. Nelson is celebrated for her desert creatures crafted from gathered materials, including tree roots, desert plant parts, feathers, bone, clay, and acrylic paint. This alert bird sculpture is meticulously crafted from mesquite tree root, dried Agave leaf tips, feathers, clay, and handmade glass eyes. Purchased directly from the artist in 2014, this unique piece captures the essence of the Southwestern desert. The sculpture is unsigned but comes with an autographed 2014 "Sticks, Stones, and Bones" calendar published by Nelson, featuring additional color photographs of her distinctive work.
- Medium: Mesquite tree root, dried Agave leaf tips, feathers, clay, handmade glass eyes
- Signature: Unsigned
- Extras: Autographed 2014 "Sticks, Stones, and Bones" calendar
- Size: Bird is 14" long from beak to tail, stands 9" wide at his feet, and 10" tall
Condition Details: The sculpture is in good condition, as shown in the images, with no visible damage to the materials used.
Dimensions: Bird is 14" long from beak to tail, stands 9" wide at his feet, and 10" tall.