Copenhaver-Fellows NSS, Deborah - Deborah Copenhaver Fellows, NSS - The Wind Her Only Guide for Youth Was in the Saddle There with Half a World to Ride



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Copenhaver-Fellows NSS, Deborah - Deborah Copenhaver Fellows, NSS - The Wind Her Only Guide for Youth Was in the Saddle There with Half a World to Ride

Deborah Copenhaver Fellows, NSS - The Wind Her Only Guide for Youth Was in the Saddle There with Half a World to Ride
Bronze Edition of 35

26 " x 9 " x 14 "

The Wind Her Only Guide

$5,400

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"This bronze depicts a capable young woman on horseback, reining her horse to a halt as she briefly looks back at the ground she has covered. Her gesture implies resolve and determination. The design of horse and rider in the wind suggests a free spirit; the spirit of wonder and endless possibilities that typifies youth. The Badger Clark poem Ive used for the title of this bronze expresses in words what I envisioned in my sculpture." - Deborah Copenhaver-Fellows, NSS

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