Lenell Deane
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Lenell Deane’s sculptures
convey the quiet and forgotten moments of life in the West; a
young boy with his pups, a mother's moment of reflection with
her daughter, a woman’s face in the Wyoming wind, a lone
Indian dancer. As an artist, Deane’s interest in such subjects
is a natural outgrowth of her past. She was raised as a native
South Texan, and her family’s ranching interest came part-and
-parcel with her upbringing. Lenell has studied with and gained
inspiration from some of the finest sculptors in the Western art
community including: Fritz White, Mehl Lawson, Herb Mignery,
Grant Speed, Bruce Greene, Garland Weeks, Jay Hester and Roy
Grinnell.
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"Nantane"
Lenell Deane
L/E Bronze
$4200.00
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"Tom, Dick and Harry"
Lenell Deane
L/E Bronze 12" x 15"
$3850.00
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"Wyoming Wind"
Lenell Deane
L/E Bronze 18" tall 13" x 13"
$3400.00
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"Range Rival"
Lenell Deane
Bronze Edition 24
$4200.00
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"Javelina Episode"
Lenell Deane
Bronze Edition 24
$2900.00
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"The Gift"
Lenell Deane
Bronze Edition 24
$3800.00
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"Drawing the Line"
Lenell Deane
Bronze Edition 24
$2900.00
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"Chagos Sunday"
Lenell Deane
Bronze Edition 24
$1500.00
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"Strategy"
Lenell Deane
Bronze Edition 24
$3800.00
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