Excellent condition.
12″H x 14.5″W x 9.5″D
JACK GREAVES Sculpture “The Suitor”
$2,500.00
Colorful stone sculpture of a woman walking along a checkerboard tiled walkway, her hair blowing in the breeze. A man in a top hat approaches her coming around the edge of a low fence. The sculpture is mostly a jade green with the checkerboard lacquered black, in alternating squares. Signed by the artist.
About the Artist:
Sculptor and painter, Jack Greaves was a Columbus, Ohio artist best known for his animal sculptures along Battelle Riverfront Park and the Columbus School for Girls. He was born in Leeds, studying at the Leeds College of Art and the Royal College of Art. Most of his work is based around narrative stories caught in a moment of time.
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