- San Antonio Rose
- Lilly of the West
- Belle Starr
- Vera McGinnis
- Annie Oakley
- Clover
San Antonio Rose
Bronze - limited edition of 40
25" x 18" x 9"
Modelled after a Wild West performer but made famous by the Bob Wills song from 1944:
Moon in all your splendor, know only my heart,
Call back my Rose,
Rose of San Antone.
Lips so sweet and tender, like petals falling apart
Speak
once again of my love, my own.
Broken song, empty words I know,
Still live
in my heart all alone
For that moon-lit pass by the Alamo,
And Rose, my Rose
of San Antone.
Lilly of the West
Bronze, limited edition of 40
26" x 26" x 8"
Belle Starr
Bronze, limited edition of 40.
25" x 14" x 18"
Vera McGinnis - Queen of the Rodeo
Bronze - limited edition of 15
26"x18"x19"
From 1913 to 1934, Vera was a champion trick rider, racehorse jockey, bronc
and bull rider, worked in the movies and circus. She toured Europe and Asia
with a rodeo troupe.
Number 1 of this bronze is in the Cowgirl Museum and Hall
of Fame in Ft.Worth.
Annie Oakley and Dave
Bronze - limited edition of 75
limited edition of 75, 14" x 12" x 12"
This is a maquette for a lifesize bronze of Annie and her dog. Dave would sit on a stool while Annie would shoot apples off of his head as part of her act in Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show.
Annie was a genuine super star of her day. She could not miss whatever she aimed at and she put on entire shows for orphan kids.
I love Annie Oakley.
Clover
