Showing 15 artworks with Allan Capron Houser
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- Bronze Sculpture
- Native American Art
- Allan Houser Portrait
- Realistic Native Art
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- Native American Painting
- “Art Reflection”
- Miniature Native Scene
- Southwest Landscape Art
- Rural Life Art
- Houser Sculpture Art
- “Bronze Statue”
- Red Rock Artwork
- “Raindrops Artwork”
- Goats Artwork
- Earth Tone Artwork
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- Pastoral Scene
- Historical Native Scene
- Native American
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- “Sheep Sculpture”
- Folk Art Diorama
- American Indian Art
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- “American Indian Art”
- Lost Wax Casting
- Native American Culture
- Stewart Lee Udall Art
- Warm Color Palette
- “Native American Leader”
- “Portrait Sculpture”
- 1971 Sculpture
- “Houser Artwork”
- “Realistic Portrait”
- American Art
- Tribal Miniature Art
- Traditional Art
- “Textured Bronze”
- Apache Art Style
- 1970S Oil Painting
- Textured Bronze
- African Art Style
Admire Allan Capron Houser’s ‘Raindrops,’ a bronze sculpture of an Indigenous woman & sheep. Explore its realistic style, textured bronze, and museum setting – a poignant reflection of heritage.
Allan Houser’s ‘Moving Camp’ (1950) is a meticulously detailed diorama of Native American life. Explore this realist sculpture's warm tones, layered composition & cultural significance.
Admire Allan Houser’s 1977 portrait of Stewart Lee Udall, a powerful depiction of Native American heritage & conservation leadership. Realistic oil painting style.
Explore 'Herding Goats' by Allan Houser – a stunning bronze sculpture of rural life inspired by African art. Realistic detail & textured surface capture tradition & connection to nature.