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Paint the Town
Bob Rohm, C. W. Dykes,
Richard Satava, Christopher Rich, Chuck Rawle, Clyde
Pickett, Dane Ellsworth, Don Ward, Darlis Lamb,
David Williams, Dawn Waters Baker, ,Dorothy Long, Duke
Sundt, Gale Webb, Gary Jack Thornton, Gay Faulkenberry, Jan
Busse, Jeff St. John, Jerry Palen, John Budicin,
Joan Potter, Kathleen Cook, Kathy Hinson, Linda Morgan Louise
DeMore, Mark Stewart, Mike Windsor, Milbie Benge, Mitch
Caster, Natasha Downs, Peggy Kingsbury, Richard Hawley,
Richard Prather, Richard Satava, Robert Deurloo, Royce
Gilliland, Rusty Jones, Suzanne Owens, Thomas Woodward, William
Melstrom, Zhiwei Tu
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| Royce Gilliland
To see a larger image of the
sculpture, just "click" on
the image!
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"Rocky Mountain Elk"
17" X 14" X 9" Bronze 25
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"Rocky Mountain Elk"
17" X 14" X 9" Bronze 25
Detail
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"Above the Canyon Rim"
24" X15" X 10" Bronze 3/25
$2900 |
"Red Tail Hawk"
22.5" x 12" x 10" Bronze edition of 25
$4700.
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"Mrs. Cool"
7" X 7: Bronze 12/25
$600 |
"Mr. Cool"
7" X 7: Bronze 12/15
$550 |
"Mr. Cool"
Bronze 28" High
$9500
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"Mrs. Cool"
Bronze 23" High
$9500 |
"Texas Longhorn"
Bronze 11.5" X 13"
$1550 |
"Big Sister"
9" High by 8" Wide Bronze
$1,500
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"Mountain Muley"
19" High Bronze
$2,600
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"Bearly"
12" X 9" Bronze 2/25
$850 |
"Cruising"
15" X 23" Bronze 1/25
$2800
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"3's A Crowd"
14" High Bronze
Edition of 25
$1350 |
"Patches"
37" X 27" Bronze 3/15
$11,500
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"Winter Fat"
13" X 13" Bronze 3/15
$2,200
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"Nesting Season"
10" X 8" Bronze 25/25
$1,250
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"American Kestrel"
15" High Bronze 11/15
$1050
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"Hesitation on Pear Flats"
20" High Bronze
$4,800
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"The Sentinel"
10" High Bronze 3 /25
$750.00
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"Pintail Duck"
19" X 13"
Bronze Edition of 25
$2900 |
"Catching the Updraft"
19" X 19" Bronze 10/25
$2800
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| Royce Gilliland
Royce Gilliland was born in Iowa and
graduated from the University of Colorado Business School.
In November of 1998, when the oil
business came to a stand still he decided to try his hand at sculpture
and asked a friend (a well known sculptor) to teach him. The
extent of this renowned artist's instruction was to take Royce to an art
supply store. Then he told him to "Take this clay and wire.
Get some toothpicks, Popsicle sticks, and make something".
This self-taught artist's greatest
resource is the world in which he lives. His passion for hunting
and the sportsman's life led him to create the images that reflect his
perception of nature. His ability to see all sides of a
3-dimensional object and his aptitude for maintaining accurate
proportion and detail are reflected in his work.
From the original fear "at worst the
kids will bring it out of the closet when I go to visit". Contrast
that to the reality of today, a respected artist who's work appears in
some of the finest collections in the United States.
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