TALKING HEADS - files.ctctcdn.comfiles.ctctcdn.com/4328664c001/c4f163f8-2742-47c5... · FREDRICK...

Prescott Sculpture | 3040 Agua Fria Street | Santa Fe, NM 87507 | TEL 505-424-8449 FAX 505-424-6506 | EMAIL [email protected] | www.PrescottStudio.Com |

FREDRICK PRESCOTT SCULPTURE

TABLE OF CONTENTSBIOGRAPHY .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 3

SPECIAL EXHIBITIONS AND COMMISSIONS .......................................................................................................................... 3 ONE MAN EXHIBITIONS ................................................................................................................................................................. 4 CORPORATE AND NOTABLE COLLECTORS ........................................................................................................................... 5 DONATIONS** ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 6 THE SCULPTURES’ CONSTRUCTION ......................................................................................................................................... 8 RUSTED PATINA ................................................................................................................................................................................. 8 POWDER COATING .......................................................................................................................................................................... 8

BEARS ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 9AMERICAN BUFFALOS ................................................................................................................................................................ 10BULLS ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 11CAMELS ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 12COYOTES ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 13HOLY COWS .................................................................................................................................................................................... 14MAGIC DRAGONS ......................................................................................................................................................................... 15ELEPHANT WALK ......................................................................................................................................................................... 16FREE RANGE ELK .......................................................................................................................................................................... 17FLAMINGO ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 18GATORS ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 19GIRAFFES ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 20WILD HORSES ................................................................................................................................................................................ 21LIONS ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 22FREE RANGE LONGHORNS ........................................................................................................................................................ 23MOOSE ON THE LOOSE ............................................................................................................................................................... 24PIGS .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 25RAMS ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 26RHINOS ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 27ROOSTERS ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 28 ROLLING ROOSTER ......................................................................................................................................................................... 28 GIANT ROOSTER ............................................................................................................................................................................... 28 ROCKING ROOSTER ......................................................................................................................................................................... 28

SEAHORSE - MAGICAL ................................................................................................................................................................ 29SEALS ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 30TIGERS ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 31ZEBRAS ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 32BOBBLE HEADS ............................................................................................................................................................................. 33TREES ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 34CACTUS ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 35

Fredrick Prescott Sculpture | 3040 Agua Fria Street | Santa Fe, NM 87507 | TEL 505-424-8449 | EMAIL [email protected] | www.PrescottStudio.Com |


BIOGRAPHYBorn May 18, 1949 in Palo Alto, California.

Self-taught Artist.

Resides in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

SPECIAL EXHIBITIONS AND COMMISSIONS1974 Group Exhibition, Raddison Gallery,

Minneapolis, MN.1975 Group Exhibition, IDS Tower Gallery,

Minneapolis, MN.1988 Commissioned by Santa Fe’s

Coyote Café owner Mark Miller as VIP restaurant artist, permanent installation “Where the Buffaloes Roam”.

1988 Group Exhibition, Elaine Horwitch Gallery, “Wheels and the Automobile”, Santa Fe, NM.

1989 Group Exhibition, Elaine Horwitch Gallery, Scottsdale, Arizona.

1989 Commissioned by Mark Miller of the Coyote Café as restaurant VIP artist, permanent installation “Coyote Bar Scene”.

1989 Permanent installation in the American Embassy in Thailand.

1989 Permanent installation in the American Embassy in Sweden.

1989 “Where the Buffaloes Roam” chosen

for set design on popular television series “My Two Dads”.

1990 Permanent installation, Bulova Corporate Center, Queens Museum, affiliate of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY.

1990 Exclusive representation contract with one of the world’s largest fine art publishers, Martin Lawrence Limited Editions, Los Angeles, CA.

1990 “Hollywood” kinetic sculpture showcased on Entertainment Tonight “Roseanne Barr’s art collection”.

1991 Commissioned by Warner Brothers Studio Stores, “Looney Tunes”.

1993 Formed Prescott Studio as independent self-publisher.

1993 Exhibition, Pfizer, Inc. Satellite Gallery, Museum of Modern Art, New York, NY, “Live from New York”.

1994 Commissioned by Walt Disney Company for a limited edition “Mickey and Minnie in Toon Town”.

1994 Commissioned by MCA/Universal Studios for one of a kind “Cowboy and Indians” wall sculpture, installed in Wakayama, Japan, Universal Studios Amusement Park.

1994 Chosen as licensed Disney artist for Disneyana Convention, Disneyworld, Orlando, FL. Live auction of original work “Magic Castle”.

1995 Commissioned by Walt Disney Company for limited edition in bronze,

“Wild West Goofy”.1995 Commissioned by Dos Coyotes

Restaurants for 15 sculpture installations.

1996 Group Exhibition, Houshang’s Gallery, Santa Fe, NM, release of “Cigar Store Indian” series in steel and neon.

1996 AES Gallery and McDonalds Corporation sponsors release of four exclusive limited edition series commemorating 1950’s McDonalds restaurants.

1996 “Vegas Nights” chosen for set design in top-rated television series “Friends”.

1997 Carmel Art Festival – Sculpture in the Park exhibit, “Butterflies are Free”.

1997 Rocky Aoki Foundation and Benihana Restaurants, “Kong Time” installation.

1997 Commissioned by Warner Brothers for a limited edition release, “Batman and Freeze”.

1997 Commissioned by Absolut Vodka, “Absolut Prescott”, one of a kind steel and neon kinetic sculpture.

1997 Commissioned by Absolut Vodka to design 100 unique vodka bottles.

1998 Commissioned by Michael Jordan of the Chicago Bulls and family for eight-feet tall basketball sculpture depicting Michael Jordan on offense and Magic Johnson on defense.

1998 Commissioned by the PGA Tour for an original sculpture installation in

FREDRICK PRESCOTT


FREDRICK PRESCOTT SCULPTUREthe PGA Hall of Fame in Ponta Verde Beach, FL.

1998 Commissioned by Porsche for a one of a kind sculpture installation in the headquarters lobby in Stuttgart, Germany.

1998 Commissioned by O’Neal Construction Company for an original sculpture installation in the corporate lobby.

1998 Announces representation in France by 3D Gallery, Place des Vosges, Paris.

1999 Announces representation in Germany by Editions Terminus Gallery, TheatinerstraBe, Munich.

1999 Commissioned by Wendelin Wiedeking, CEO of Porsche, for an original sculpture depicting Porsche Automobiles.

1999 Commissioned by Sandy Takiff, Governor of the Chicago Bulls, for a custom sculpture installation.

2003 City of Miami installs large Giraffe2004 City of Miami installs large Horse2006 City of Miami installs large Bull2006 Announced representation by Mensing

Galleries in Germany, located in Hamburg, Hannover, Dusseldorf, Berlin, Westerland/Sylt, and Munich.

ONE MAN EXHIBITIONS1976 Exhibition, One Man Show, Danville

Gallery, Danville, CA1977 Exhibition, Contemporary Sculpture

Gallery, Lafayette, CA

1978 Exhibition, Fresh Sculpture Gallery, Balboa Island, CA

1981 Exhibition, Contemporary Gallery, Breckenridge, CO

1985 Exhibition, Groundwork Show, Santa Fe, NM

1985 Exhibition, Prescott Groos Gallery, Santa Fe, NM

1987 Exhibition, MacLaren Markowitz Gallery, Boulder, CO

1988 Exhibition, Lakota Gallery, Santa Monica, CA

1988 Exhibition, Lippman Gallery, Washington, DC

1988 Exhibition, East of Santa Fe, Washington, DC

1989 Exhibition, Prairie Lee Gallery, Chicago, IL

1989 Exhibition, Cogswell Gallery, Vail, CO1989 Exhibition, West Layne Gallery,

Dania, FL1989 Exhibition, Lakota Gallery, Santa

Monica, CA1990 Exhibitions, Martin Lawrence

Galleries: Northridge, CA, Newport Beach, CA, Washington, DC, Short Hills, NJ, Dallas, TX, Houston, TX, Burlington, MA, San Francisco, CA, Santa Clara, CA.

1991 Exhibitions, Martin Lawrence Galleries: Philadelphia, PA, Washington, DC, Newport Beach, CA, Freehold, NJ, SoHo, NY, Chicago, IL, Brea, CA, Los Angeles, CA, Palm Desert, CA, Escondido, CA, Denver, CO.

1992 Exhibitions, Martin Lawrence Galleries: Newport Beach, CA, Denver, CO, Chicago, IL.

1993 Exhibition, Christy Taylor Gallery, Boca Raton, FL

1993 Exhibition, Central Square Fine Art, Linwood, NJ

1994 Exhibitions, Martin Lawrence Galleries: SoHo, NY, Chicago, IL, Washington, DC

1994 Exhibition, Art Expo, New York, NY1995 Exhibitions, Martin Lawrence

Galleries: Denver, CO, Newport Beach, CA, San Francisco, CA, Los Angeles, CA.

1995 Exhibition, Art Expo, New York, NY1996 Exhibition, Martin Lawrence Gallery,

Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii1996 Exhibition, Art Expo, New York, NY1997 Exhibition, Art Expo, New York, NY1997 Exhibition, Hammon Prescott Gallery,

Monterey, CA1998 Exhibition, Hammon Prescott Gallery,

Carmel, CA1999 Exhibition, University Gallery,

Children’s Hospital, Albuquerque, NM2000 Exhibition, Santa Fe, NM2001 Exhibition, Santa Fe, NM2002 Exhibition, Coconut Grove, Miami,

FL2003 Exhibition, Miami, FL2004 Exhibition, Highland Park, Chicago2005 Exhibition, Chicago, IL2006 Exhibition, Chicago, IL2006 Exhibition, Boca Raton Museum

Show, FL


FREDRICK PRESCOTT SCULPTURE2006 Exhibition, Coconut Grove, Miami,

FL2006 Exhibition, Chicago, IL

CORPORATE AND NOTABLE COLLECTORSSupreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Conner

McDonalds Corp.

Baron and Baroness Hans Heinrich and

Porsche

Carmen Thyssen-Bornemisza

Levi Strauss

Michael Jordan Benihana Restaurants

Sylvester Stallone Walt Disney Company

Steven Spielberg In Excess, Ltd.

Roseanne Barr Coyote Cafe

Kathleen Sullivan Jakes Restaurants

Oprah Winfrey Polymer Industries

Connie Stevens La Plata Cigars

Tom Arnold Century 21

Howie Mandell MCA/Universal Studios

Katsumi Koide Warner Brothers Studio Store

Alan Dershowitz Dos Coyotes Restaurants

Fred Savage O’Neal Construction Company

Eddie DeBartolo The PGA Tour Hall of Fame

Kirby Puckett The Pan Pacific Hotel

Jim Katt The Eldorado Hotel

Roger Williams Marshall Fields Department Store

Holly Soloman

The Horchow Collection

Craig Biggio Champs Restaurants, Germany

Shane Reynolds Republic of Rio Grande Restaurant

Wendelin Wiedeking, CEO, Porsche King Hussein of Jordan

Robert Berglass, CEO, Dep Corporation The Neutrogena Collection

George Marciano, CEO, Guess? Corporation

Chicago Bulls



Sandy and Bobby Takiff White Sox

Kimball City of Miami

DONATIONS**1999 The Buckaroo Ball Benefit for Children

1999 Aid and Comfort Ball of New Mexico

1998 Starlight Foundation

1998 Boys and Girls Club of Central California

1998 United Way of Central California

1997 Smokin’ the Bay Fundraiser, Monterey, CA

1997 Reach for the Rainbow Charity, Ontario, Canada

1997 Humane Society, Maui, HI

1997 United Way, Maui, HI

1996 Bill Shoemaker Foundation, Los Angeles, CA

1996 Terry Fox Annual Benefit for Cancer Research, Maui, HI

1996 Cedars-Sinai Medical Center-Monty Hall Diabetes Tennis Tournament, Los Angeles, CA

1996 All Children’s Hospital Foundation, Memorial, NJ

1996 God’s Love We Deliver, AIDS Benefit, New York, NY

1995 Kitchen Angels, Santa Fe, NM

1995 United Way, Santa Fe, NM

1994 Children’s Hospital, Denver, CO

1994 Buckaroo Ball Charity, Santa Fe, NM, Live Auction “Cowboys and Indians with Neon”

1994 Official Artist, Saint Vincent’s Hospital-Pediatrics and Obstetrics Fundraiser, Santa Fe, NM

1991 Children’s Hospital, Albuquerque, NM

1990 Children’s Hospital, Caracas, Venezuela

1990 Gerald Ford Amphitheater, Vail, CO

1990 Children’s Hospital, Los Angeles, CA

1989 American Embassy, Copenhagen, Denmark

1989 Celebrate Youth, Santa Fe, NM

1989 Dallas Museum of Art

1988 Save the Dolphins Fundraiser, San Diego, CA

**partial list



SCULPTOR AT PLAYLife and art join to reveal a dynamic partnership in the work of Fredrick Prescott. The joy and animation seen in Prescott’s sculptures simultaneously evoke the natural world and it’s imaginary counterpart. As graphically bold and colorful as his pieces are, they always look perfectly at ease in a natural setting, though there is no denying their otherworldly quality. The dichotomy between the real and the imaginary in Prescott’s artwork lead to the creation of a captivating, multi-dimensional art form. Using the visual and emotional impact of brilliant color on moving steel, the artist produces sculptures reflecting his singularly fantastic perception of the world around him. His work is seen as a blend of folk art, pop art, and technically advanced construction.

Fredrick Prescott’s childhood experiences foreshadow his innovative artistic style that centers on kinetic scenarios and landscapes. Born in Palo Alto in 1949, the oldest son of the chief inventor and owner of the Universal Coin Meter Company, Prescott began working with metal at the age of six. In a playground of band saws, punch presses and metal grinders, the he spent countless hours honing the skills he uses to transform metal into art by cutting, bending, and welding. By age twelve, Prescott was

enrolled in a watercolor painting class where he immediately developed a passion for color. By both sculpting and painting his artwork, he began his career fascination for bold and colorful metal sculpture.

Everything surrounding him in the world serves as a constant inspiration to Fredrick Prescott. The vibrant colors that find their way into his sculptures are drawn from the distinctively electric palette of the contemporary world. The artist’s pieces reflect his experiences, as he transforms them into the half-real, half-fantastic images that are a tangible example of the joy and humor he finds in all that he perceives. Whether depicting businessmen on Wall Street, surfers with their boards, outer space, pink Cadillacs and vintage automobiles, or the world of animals and nature, all vignettes are created from the joyful perspective of the artist.

Those who find joy in Prescott’s work come from every walk of life. A vast audience, including sophisticated art collectors, museums and corporations, make Fredrick Prescott’s sculpture a part of their lives. Prescott attributes his appeal to the “primitive need people have to laugh and have fun. Many people do not experience these emotions in their daily existence.” Fredrick Prescott’s artwork is a reminder to

everyone that daily life in itself is full of an infinite amount movement and color, and is the first place one might look for inspiration and enjoyment.

Always striving to catch up to the hundreds of ideas constantly whirling inside his head, Prescott overwhelms himself in a frenzy of activity that encompasses every stage of his creative process. His life runs at the fevered pace of an artist who is constantly recreating himself. His artistic resources and boundless creative energy are stimulated by all that he hears, sees, touches, and learns. The breadth and ambition of his ideas promise to bring a constant audience for all of his future creations.

MONUMENTAL LIGHT-HEARTED KINETIC WIND SCULPTUREFred Prescott’s monumental sculptures are colorful and gigantic- always life-sized and sometimes larger. They invariably make a huge statement on the landscape they live upon. Welded contoured lines enhance the natural curves of the animal’s bodies, while giving each form a marvelously graphic impact. Ingeniously designed with sculptural methods that have been perfected over time, each animal is an individual. Through

MONUMENTAL KINETIC SCULPTURE



variations on size, body contours, colors, and patina, no two are alike.

SCULPTURES THAT MOVE IN THE WINDPerhaps the most remarkable aspects of these wonderful beasts are their kinetic engineering; they move naturally in the wind. The heads of each animal are precisely balanced on their bearings, enabling them to move up and down when the wind blows. The resulting motion closely resembles an animal’s natural manner. This movement lends a life-like quality to these ultra-contemporary sculptures and is the trademark of Fredrick Prescott. For installation in a public access venue, the animals are further fitted with a locking mechanism on the moveable parts so as to prevent injury through inadvertent detachment, or theft. Holes in the flat, stable feet of the sculptures allow for secure fastening to a display site or pad.

THE SCULPTURES’ CONSTRUCTIONWith a sturdy weather-resistant construction of steel or corten steel, these monumental sculptures are built to live outside. Corten steel is the material of which bridges and other engineered structures are made. Prescott utilizes the most technologically advanced tools to transform raw sheets of

steel into three-dimensional canvases. He draws each image onto the full-color, graphic computer connected to his Hypertherm plasma-cutting system. A 440-volt arc of electricity, which the artist compares to a bolt of lightning, recreates the forms in steel. The artist’s “canvas” is then ready to be painted.

RUSTED PATINAThe rusted sculptures are allowed to achieve a natural patina through an initial treatment of salt and water. An optional transparent coating can be used to lock in the rust effect and to protect against the elements. Since corten steel has a higher iron content than regular steel, the corten steel animals have a stronger orange tone natural patina. Regular steel ages to a wonderful warm brown tone. Stainless steel feet and bearings are used to protect the sculptures from friction and wear.

POWDER COATINGOptionally, powder coating can be applied to those animals intended to be finished with a colorful paint. Powder coating is the longest lasting color finish to be applied to steel and is literally baked into the steel of the sculpture. Powder coating involves the spraying of finely ground, electro-statically charged particles of pigment and resin onto electro-statically grounded surfaces where they adhere.

To improve adhesion and ensure that the surface is absolutely clean of grease, dirt, and rust, the surface is sandblasted and treated with iron phosphate. After drying, the sculpture is placed in a spray booth where each layer of powder coating is applied using pneumatic pumps and powder spray guns, in a manner similar to that used for automobiles. Between each application of powder, the sculpture is placed in a curing oven where the powder melts, flows, and cures when it reaches a temperature of 400F degrees for ten minutes. On large and heavy sculptures like these, baking can take an hour for a final cure. Finally, the sculpture is coated with an ultra-violet resistant clear powder coat.



BEARSPapa BearDimensions: 7’9” x 3’8” x 5’7”Price: $29,000

Mama BearDimensions: 6’7” x 2’8” x 5’Price: $18,000 Cub BearDimensions: 5’ x 1’8” x 3’8”Price: $10,500



AMERICAN BUFFALOSPapa American BuffaloDimensions: 7’8” x 4’ x 9’5” Price: $38,000

Mama American BuffaloDimensions: 7’3” x 3’ x 6’10”Price: $24,000

Baby American BuffaloDimensions: 4’10” x 1’8” x 4’6”Price: $11,500



BULLSGiant BullDimensions: 10’ x 4’ x 12’Price: $48,000

Life-size BullDimensions: 7’8” x 3’ x 10’Price: $31,000

Medium BullDimensions: 5’ x 2’ x 5’Price: $14,000

Mini BullDimensions: 3’7” x 20” x 4’10”Price: $11,500



CAMELSFree Range CamelDimensions: 8’5” x 4’ x 9’8”Price: $34,000



COYOTESDimensions: 4’ x 1’5” x 4’4”Price: $5,600



HOLY COWSHoly CowDimensions: 6’4” x 3’ x 8’5”Price: $38,000



MAGIC DRAGONSPapa Magic DragonDimensions: 12’ x 4’ x 12’Price: $58,000

Mama Magic DragonDimensions: 9’ x 3’ x 9’Price: $27,000



ELEPHANT WALK Life-size Elephant WalkDimensions: 10’ x 4’6” x 12’Price: $48,000

Teenager Elephant WalkDimensions: 8’ x 3’10” x 10’Price: $28,000

Big Baby Elephant WalkDimensions: 7’ x 2’8” x 8’5”Price: $24,000

Baby Elephant WalkDimensions: 5’10” x 2’8” x 7’1”Price: $19,000

Mini Elephant WalkDimensions: 44” x 17.5” x 54”Price: $11,500



FREE RANGE ELKLarger Than Life Free Range ElkDimensions: 10’ x 4’6” x 11’Price: $45,000

Life-size Free Range ElkDimensions: 8’ x 3’6” x 10’2”Price: $31,000

Mini Free Range ElkDimensions: 4’ x 20” x 3’3”Price: $11,500



FLAMINGOFlamingoDimensions: 9’ x 4’2” x 4’2”Price: $27,000



GATORSPapa GatorDimensions: 3’ x 3’6” x 9’Price: $36,000

Mama GatorDimensions: 2’6” x 3’6” x 9’Price: $26,000

Baby GatorDimensions: 2’ x 2’ x 6’Price: $14,000



GIRAFFESPapa GiraffeDimensions: 12’9” x 3’8” x 6’7”Price: $48,000

Mama GiraffeDimensions: 10’1” x 2’8” x 5’4”Price: $28,000

Baby GiraffeDimensions: 7’8” x 2’3” x 4’Price: $19,000



WILD HORSESHead Up Wild HorseDimensions: 9’6” x 4’ x 10’8”Price: $36,000

Head Down Wild HorseDimensions: 7’ x 4’ x 10’ Price: $36,000

Colt Wild HorseDimensions: 6’2” x 2’6” x 5’Price: $18,000

Mini-Mini Wild HorseDimensions: 4’5 x 2’ x 4’Price: $10,500



LIONSLionDimensions: 4’6” x 2’ x 8’9”Price: $18,000

Baby LionDimensions: Price: $14,000

Mini LionDimensions: 4’ x 2’ x 3’Price: $11,500



FREE RANGE LONGHORNSPapa LonghornDimensions: 9’6” x 11’4” x 14’Price: $48,000

Mama LonghornDimensions: 7’ x 8’ x 9’6”Price: $29,000

Baby LonghornDimensions: 4’6” x 5’6” x 6’6”Price: $14,000



MOOSE ON THE LOOSELarger Than Life Moose on the LooseDimensions: 10’ x 4’6” x 11’Price: $45,000

Life-size Moose on the LooseDimensions: 8’ x 3’6” x 10’2”Price: $31,000

Medium Moose on the LooseDimensions: 6’8” x 2’6” x 7’8”Price: $24,000

Mini Moose on the LooseDimensions: 4’ x 20” x 3’3”Price: $11,500



PIGSLarge Barnyard PigDimensions: 4’10” x 2’9” x 8’6”Price: $18,000

Small PigletDimensions: 2’6” x 1’5” x 5’ Price: $9,500



RAMSBig Horned RamDimensions: 7’ x 34” x 8’Price: $36,000

Little Horn RamDimensions: 5’6” x 26” x 6’Price: $26,000



RHINOSMama RhinoDimensions: 9’ x 3’ x 5’ Price: $34,000

Baby RhinoDimensions: 5’ x 2’ x 3’Price: $13,500



ROOSTERSROCKING ROOSTER

9’ Rolling Rooster | Dimensions: 9’ x 2’6” x 5’ | Price: $36,0007’ Rolling Rooster | Dimensions: 7’ x 2’ x 4’ | Price: $18,0006’ Rolling Rooster | Dimensions: 6’ x 1’6” x 3’6” | Price: $14,000

ROLLING ROOSTER

Dimensions: 4’ x 1’ x 8’Price: $18,000

Dimensions: 4’3” TallPrice: $4,800

Dimensions: $3’ TallPrice: $2,400

Dimensions: 9’ x 4’ x 4’Price: $36,000

GIANT ROOSTER



SEAHORSE - MAGICALMagical Seahorse - LargeDimensions: 8’ x 2’1” x 4’6”Price: $26,000

Magical Seahorse - MediumDimensions: 5’6” x 1’6” x 3’5”Price: $15,000



SEALSLarge SealDimensions: 6’6” x 4’8” x 5’4”Price: $16,000

Medium SealDimensions: 6’ x 4’2” x 4’10”Price: $14,000



TIGERSTigerDimensions: 4’6” x 2’ x 8’9”Price: $24,000

Baby TigerDimensions: 3’ x 2’ x 4’5”Price: $12,500



ZEBRASMama ZebraDimensions: 7’ x 4’ x 10’Price: $36,000

Baby ZebraDimensions: 6’ x 3’ x 5’Price: $22,000



BOBBLE HEADSBobble HeadsDimensions: 3’6” x 1’1” x 6’3”Price: $12,000

• Get your favorite player...• Put your name on the back...• Make anyone into a Bobble Head...



TREES20’ Raven TreeDimensions: 20’ x 10’ x 10’Price: $85,000

16’ Raven TreeDimensions: 16’ x 8’ x 8’Price: $58,000



20’ Wild Bird TreeDimensions: 20’ x 10’ x 10’Price: $85,000






CACTUS4’5” Saguaro CactusDimensions: 4’5”Price: $4,600

6’ Saguaro CactusDimensions: 6’Price: $6,800




Mini Prickly PearDimensions: Approx. 3’ HighPrice: $3,600

Small Prickly PearDimensions: Approx. 5’ HighPrice: $6,800

Large Prickly PearDimensions: Approx. 6’ HighPrice: $8,600

Large With Woodpecker Prickly PearDimensions: Approx. 6’ HighPrice: $9,600

Barrel CactusDimensions: 34” H x 27” WPrice: $3,800

Large Stainless Prickly PearDimensions: Approx. 6’ HighPrice: $15,000

Small Stainless Prickly PearDimensions: Approx. 4’ HighPrice: $7,500

TALKING HEADS - files.ctctcdn.comfiles.ctctcdn.com/4328664c001/c4f163f8-2742-47c5... · FREDRICK...

Documents

Transcript of TALKING HEADS - files.ctctcdn.comfiles.ctctcdn.com/4328664c001/c4f163f8-2742-47c5... · FREDRICK...