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“ Well I’m Ready” Sculpture - Limited Edition of 50

John Tatton

United States

Sculpture, Bronze on Bronze

Size: 8 W x 9 H x 9 D in

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Story line: My family and I got together and decided we needed to plan a vacation. We decided West Yellowstone National park would be a great outdoor adventure. We was going to be a on a camping trip with some of our in-laws and cousins along with checking out some of the beautiful sites that Yellowstone has to offer. It not only has fantastic wildlife preservation but also has humorous activities by the Bears and tourists alike. The sculpture “ Well I’m Ready “ Surrounds our first encounter with black bears, particularly a black bear cub. The tourists had thrown some food to the little bear. When they had finished, he grabbed his stash, decided to wander off with his collection of goodies and eat. The best part of this whole thing was where the place he sat down to eat. It was a sign that was old and was partly rotted away. Held in place by one nail and was tilting down. The main piece missing was Do Not!!, The only part you could see was “ feed the bears “. This was a great opportunity for me for a new sculpture to be entitled “ Well I’m Ready “. I hope you enjoy the humor as much as I did.

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Sculpture:Bronze on Bronze

Artist Produced Limited Edition of:50

Size:8 W x 9 H x 9 D in

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John was born and raised in the heart of the Rocky Mountains, Near Park City Utah. It was only natural that he was influenced by his surroundings. When John was young, he would slip away into the foothills to observe and watch as much wildlife as he could get close to. He was captivated by the beauty and the grace of each animal and bird displayed. It wasn’t until John was in college that he found. He had a helmet hidden talent. He found a piece of light green clay in the art department on the shelf. The professor that was teaching a class told him to take it home and try out the new medium and let her know what he thought. This opened up a new world for John, however, there was not any classes that were offered teaching Finearts sculpting. So John, in his spare time outside the classroom began his learning process. He not only learned how to sculpture with that new block of found clay, but also became proficient in the lost wax process. John not only is a sculptor, but takes each of his sculptures to the entire lost wax, casting process to the finished product. John now devotes most of his time in sculpting, and leaves the foundry work to the foundries.

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