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Jim Willoughby (American, 1928–2004) "Pawnee Woman" Patinated Cast Bronze Sculpture c. 1983, USA Artist/Designer/Manufacturer: Jim Willoughby (American, 1928–2004). Marking(s); notes: Incised along the rear neck collar "10/20 PAWNEE WILLOUGHBY © 1983." Numbered 10 from a limited edition of 20. Dated 1983. Materials: Patinated cast bronze mounted on a rectangular wooden plinth. Cataloger Note: Bronze portrait bust titled "Pawnee Woman" by American sculptor Jim Willoughby, created in 1983. Depicts a Native American Pawnee woman with centrally parted hair arranged in flowing sidelocks. The figure wears large circular ear ornaments and a woven cord necklace supporting a tiered circular pendant with a suspended feather ornament. Executed with detailed naturalistic modeling and a rich bronze patina. The sculpture measures approximately 16 inches in height, with an overall height of 22.5 inches including the wooden base. 16" (bronze only); overall height: 22.5" including wooden base Good condition. Unless otherwise stated, all information provided is the opinion of our specialists. Should you have any specific questions regarding the condition of this lot, please use the ask question button or send us an email to info@akibaantiques.com
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