SCULPTURE

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      A noted sculptor from Tesuque Pueblo, Mark combines various natural materials in his work. He uses limestone, marble, and alabaster, often decorating his pieces with parrot and turkey feathers. Mark's work can be seen on permanent display at the Wheelwright Museum in Santa Fe, the Institute of American Indian Art in Santa Fe, and the Smithsonian Museum in Washington DC.
      This new sculpture is called "Springtime Chanter”. It is carved from white Vermont Marble. He then added Scarlet Macaw Large Tail Feathers, Green Amazon Parrot Feathers, and African Grey Red Tail Feathers. Mark decorated the piece using olive shells.

#SCU8438 - 28" high by 6" wide
"Springtime Chanter"
SALE: $1800 ORIGINAL PRICE: $3200