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Rosetta
"Seated
Cheetah" Maquette
Bronze, Edition of 100
21" H x 12" L x 12" W
| "Seated
Cheetah" Maquette has been exhibited at the National Sculpture
Society and in Central Park Zoo (Society of Animal Artists) in NY,
the Colorado Governor's Invitational, the two-person "Cat Spirit/Cat
Strength" exhibition at the Beacon Street Gallery in Illinois,
"Great American Artists" in Cincinnati, the Smithsonian's
Conservation Research Center in VA, and the "American Women
Artists" in Sorrento, Italy. |
Also Available:
"Seated Cheetah" 1.25 Lifesize
(Two Versions: Mirror Images Facing Left & Right)
Bronze, Edition of 10
50" x 27" x 17"
Photograph
by Mel Schockner. |
Photograph
shown in "Southwest Art" magazine in April of 1997. |
| "The
cheetah is best known for its speed, but an adult seldom runs except
while hunting. Unlike the lion, who can usually be found sleeping
all day, the cheetah often spends his leisure time looking around.
Any high spot - a rock or mound of dirt - will do for a vantage
point from which a cheetah may spend hours watching for prey and
surveying his surroundings. The picture of grace and elegance in
any pose, the cheetah depicted here is the personification of dignity
and purpose. Struggling in a losing battle against extinction, the
cheetah has no time for frivolity." - Rosetta |
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