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Bob Cooper "Coyote Howling at the Moon"

  Lot # S282
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Lot # S282
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Bob Cooper "Coyote Howling at the Moon" 

This striking Bob Cooper artwork features a patinated copper and brass depiction of a howling coyote beneath a crescent moon, a hallmark of Cooper’s expertise in blending oxidized copper with brass for dynamic color and texture. The turquoise accent on the crescent moon adds a touch of vibrancy to this elegant design. Known for his intricate technique, Bob Cooper utilizes controlled oxidation to achieve the rich patina and earthy tones that bring his creations to life. This piece exemplifies his deep connection to Native American and Southwestern themes. Set in a professionally framed shadow box with double matting, this piece is a timeless celebration of nature and artistry.

Condition:
The artwork is in good condition, with no damage to the coyote or moon. However, the glass in the shadow box frame shows some scratching that does not detract from the overall presentation.

Size:

  • Overall Frame Dimensions: 22" x 12"
  • Visible Coyote Dimensions: 9 1/2" x 5"

Background on the Artist:
Bob Cooper is a renowned Santa Fe-based artist celebrated for his ability to craft vibrant copper and brass sculptures inspired by Native American culture and the Southwestern landscape. His signature technique involves using controlled oxidation to create intricate patinas that evoke a sense of depth, age, and connection to nature. His works are often framed in shadow boxes, adding a sculptural, three-dimensional quality to his art. Collectors appreciate his ability to merge traditional cultural themes with contemporary artistic execution.