National Rifle Monument Drawing

This drawing was made as idea for a Wyoming tourist attraction, where visitors could engage in a common experience of the wild west, and where residents typically carried a rifle. The image is a humorous conceptual monument of a giant rifle pointed out over the western plains that visitors could look through a huge telescope at the antelope herds a favorite target of rifle hunters, and threatening outsiders. The idea is after Claus Oldenburg whom the artist worked with.The artist lived in Wyoming at the time. This is an early work before the artist developed his own style, experimented with materials and methods, and moved to Los Angeles. It is unframed and the thin archival paper is a bit crinkled at the edges. Framing would require floating the image in its matte frame.

Drawing:Pastel on Paper

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:24 W x 18 H x 316 D in

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