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Welcome to our Gallery of Featured Art
Click on a bronze to see a larger view.
All measurements are given height first, then width and include the black
walnut base.
email: pamelah@midrivers.com
for information on any bronze or to order your favorites.
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Breathin' is
Believin'
by Pamela Harr
8” high x 4”
x 3” ED 200 $1500
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"Taps” 150 Years by Pamela
Harr
The first casting has been installed in Harr Hall, Ft.
Benning, Georgia
A tribute to
the 150 Year Celebration of its origin during the Civil War
Soldier 6”
high Ed 500 $850
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Rocky Mountain Vista by
Harvey Rattey
16 x 23 Ed 24 $6,500
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The Check Is In the
Mail by
Harvey Rattey
6.5 x 14 Ed 200 $995 |
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Ground Tied
by Pamela Harr
10 x 8 x 3.5 Ed 200 $950
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Shutin' the Gate
by Harvey Rattey
13 x 20 x 9 $3,200 |
Above the Timberline
by Harvey Rattey
10 x 14 x 3 $1,450 |
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Shifting Wind
by Harvey Rattey
23 x 26 x 11 $6,900
Shifting Wind - Award Winner at both Sioux Falls, SD and Watertown, SD
shows in 2006.
Racing the Wind
by Harvey Rattey
15 x 29 x 10 $4,900
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The Blind Gate by
Harvey Rattey
20 x 23 x 10 $5,900
Also called:
The Let Down Gate
The Yellowstone
Connection by Harvey Rattey
24 x 26 x 11 $4,100
SOLD OUT Edition |
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Carrousel
by Pamela Harr
12 x 10 $3,000
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Deadwood Stage
by Harvey Rattey
42 x 18 x 10
$25,000
SOLD
OUT Edition |
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Glory
by Harvey Rattey
7 x 10 x 5 $850 bronze edition
8 x 4 x 3 miniature bronze $395
The U.S. Pentagon has ordered a pewter edition. We are pleased to
offer our customers their choice of this magnificent sculpture cast in a
limited edition of either bronze or pewter mounted on a black walnut
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Chatterbox
by Pamela Harr
9 x 9 1/2 x 4 $950 |
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Sacagawea
by Pamela Harr
13 x 15 x 5 $2,900
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Monday's Wash
by Pamela Harr
9 x 9 1/2 x 4 $1,200 |
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Lewis & Clark Expedition
Gallery
1805 - 1806
Limited edition bronze sculptures series of
five.
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Lolo Crossing by Harvey Rattey
14" x 11" x 3"
Ed 300 $995
"Lolo Crossing" depicts the arduous journey over the Bitterroot mountains in
the fall of 1805.
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A Breath Away From Disaster
by Harvey Rattey
14" x 12" x 3" Ed
300 $995
"A Breath Away from Disaster" portrays the mishap on May 14, 1805, when one
of their boats was swamped and nearly capsized on the Missouri River.
Sacagawea rescued many of the vital supplies that floated overboard
including the expedition's compass.
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The
Reunion by Harvey Rattey
14" x 3" x 3"
Ed 300 $995
Greatly enhancing the success of the expedition, the third bronze depicts
the fortuitous reuniting of Sacagawea with her brother which enabled Lewis &
Clark to obtain horses for the trek over the mountains. This touching
moment depicted in "The Reunion", portrays Sacagawea giving her traditional
Indian greeting by throwing a blanket around her brother.
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Claiming the Kill
by Harvey Rattey
14 x 8 x 3 Ed 300 $995
The expedition ran into many aggressive grizzly bears throughout their trek,
especially in Montana. With no fear of humans, these ferocious animals often
challenged the hunters for the game that was killed.
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Whale Creek Landing
by Harvey Rattey
7 x 14 x 4 Ed 300 $995
5th in our Lewis & Clark Series, a giant Blue Whale's body had been reported
washed up on the beach. Captain Clark writes that "Sacagawea is eager to go
with the party to see the 'great waters'. She has traveled a long distance
and she wants to see the ocean and the enormous fish that live there. She is
given permission to go." On January 6, 1806 Clark set out with several of
the men and Sacagawea in two canoes to see the whale with the hopes of
obtaining blubber. When they arrived much to their dismay, the bones of the
enormous 100 foot long creature were stripped bare. They were able to trade
several knives with the Indians for 300 lbs of blubber which they hauled the
35 miles back to their winter quarters at Fort Clatsop.
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