Marilyn Newmark, (American 1928-2013) patinated bronze sculpture titled "Pasture Pals".
Newmark, Marilyn (American 1928-2013) patinated bronze sculpture titled "Pasture Pals". The sculpture depicts two horses in a neck embrace. Mounted to a black wooden base. An attached plaque with the title of the sculpture to the front. Signed by the artist witih "AP" for artist proof.
Weight Approx., 20 lbs
Born in New York, Marilyn Newmark is a horse sculptor, including racehorses and equestrian pieces. she is known for her ability to capture details. in 1971, she won the Anna Hyatt Huntington Award and in 1972, her equestrian sculpture, "Hacking House", was selected for the Madison Square Garden Trophy.
Measures Approx., 22 inches x7.75 inches x 13 inches
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Condition Report: Great condition. Light surface marks.
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Newmark, Marilyn (American 1928-2013) patinated bronze sculpture titled "Pasture Pals". The sculpture depicts two horses in a neck embrace. Mounted to a black wooden base. An attached plaque with the title of the sculpture to the front. Signed by the artist witih "AP" for artist proof.
Weight Approx., 20 lbs
Born in New York, Marilyn Newmark is a horse sculptor, including racehorses and equestrian pieces. she is known for her ability to capture details. in 1971, she won the Anna Hyatt Huntington Award and in 1972, her equestrian sculpture, "Hacking House", was selected for the Madison Square Garden Trophy.
Measures Approx., 22 inches x7.75 inches x 13 inches
Domestic Shipping: $65
Condition Report: Great condition. Light surface marks.
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