Sees Enemies Afar Bronze By Ken Payne vigilant warrior, clutching telescope

Offered here for your consideration is "Sees Enemies Afar" a bronze by Ken Payne. This sculpture depicts a vigilant Native American warrior scanning the plains for enemies of his people. He wears a buffalo horn headdress decorated with a beaded band and dangles of bead and feathers. Clutched in his hand is a telescope that has been adorned with bead work. The sculpture is highly detailed in both its construction and embellishment by coloring. This sculpture demands attention and admiration. Make it yours today! *Note - no in-house shipping. Options include local pick up at our warehouse in Wickenburg, AZ, specialty shipper or courier can pick up.
MAKER: Ken Payne. (1938-2012). Ken Payne was raised on a large ranch in New Mexico. His cowboy life in the Southwest inspired his choice to use Native Americans, pioneers, cowboys, and wildlife as the subjects of his sculptures in order to preserve and convey a sense of frontier life. Ken Payne's influence on the art of sculpture is out-sized due not only to the skill he demonstrated in his work but also through his influence in his PBS show "Sculpting with Ken Payne".
APPROX AGE: Fairly Modern. 
SIZE: 15 inches wide x 25 inches high.
CONDITION: Good for its age with 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.