Edward Kemeys’ 1885 'Head of Osage Indian' bronze relief showcases classical sculpture adapted for a weathered, aged aesthetic. A powerful portrait of a warrior, its geometric forms and rich patina offer historical appeal.
Admire 'Wild Cat & Turtle' by Edward Kemeys (1907). This unique plaster painting showcases a playful feline interaction. A rare and valuable art reproduction from the Smithsonian.
Discover Edward Kemeys’ ‘Prairie Chicken’ (1870) – a stunning bronze sculpture of a dynamic pheasant. Explore its realism, lost-wax technique & captivating animalier style.