Rather Fight Comanches Bronze By Vic Payne

Offered here for your consideration is a bronze titled, Rather Fight Comanches, by Vic Payne. In this finely detailed sculpture a grizzled old hand has just dropped into a barber's chair, saddle bag dangling from his left hand and six shooter across his lap. This cowboy does not like barbering so he proclaims that he would "rather fight Comanches". Presumably the barber proceeded cautiously. A humorous and finely rendered scene from day to day life in the old west. Numbered 5/250.
Vic Payne is the son of famed western sculptor, Ken Payne, and father of up and coming sculptor, Dustin Payne. The sculptor's childhood on a ranch and love of old west lore is expressed in his detailed and moving sculptures of people and animals engaged in everyday life, both the struggles and the joys.
MAKER: Vic Payne (American, 1960- ).
APPROX AGE: Fairly Modern (meaning 1980s or newer). 
SIZE: Measures approximately 16 inches long x 12 inches deep x 15 inches high.
CONDITION: Good for its age, normal wear and minor imperfections expected. Please look closely at the pictures as they are an important part of our description and are hereby incorporated into the description, specifically with regards to condition.