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"Fast Sam"

Sculpture Shortcuts "Bump on a Log" "Down Through the Out Hole" "My Cross" "New Growth" "Ornament Confondu" "Out of Our Minds" "Primary Barn" "Red Rider" "Running Texas" "Irreconcilable Differences" "Leaving the Mountain" "Man on New Planet" "Strangled Snake" "Where To?" "Blood of Lead" "Enigma 1" "Fine Home Building" "Pressure Point" "Separation of Species" "First Life" "Blown Away" "Drowned" "Every Whicha Way" "Excited Red Head" "Fast Sam" "Moon Dancer" "Shenanigan" "This is a Hold Up" "Nick Nack Man" "Salon Girl" "Skinny Blonde" "Forest Gate" "Howling at the Moon" "Rachmaninov's Pets" "Capped" "Domed" "Original Sin" Furniture Shortcuts "Glass Stand" "Industrial Foothold" "Inverted Peach" "Longhorn Roundup" "Scrapping @ UT" "Tito's Bulldog"

200 inches tall, 90 inches wide, 52 inches deep

This is the first painted stick from the Pedestrian Amazonian Series. This sculpture is a mobile piece and hangs by an one eighth inch cable from a tree. Like the more abstracts at the start of my pedestrian series in polished wood, this piece is from the first set of Amazonians that were more abstract than the series is today. It fell during a storm from the pecan tree in the back yard. I recognized it right away as my Grandfather Olton. He always thought he was driving fast, like he thought the chicks were chasing him. It has a long head with one arm down and the other up for the shifter and many legs wondering around. It’s painted red so it has got to be fast.

For a more detailed description of this sculpture please contact hank@chronicart.net.

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