Box CFC Statues and Figurines Box 6
Contains 16 Results:
Fox Holding Grapes, 1986
Here is a little mastepiece! This is perhaps the only time that I have seen the fox holding the grapes. Did he perhaps go out and buy them?
Lion and Mouse Figurine, 1986
Here the artist shows a clever way of integrating a second character into a one-mass medium. The physical fit with each other suggests something nice about their mutual need.
Ox and the Frog Clay Scene, 1987
This is the final scene in a series of about five or six scenes to depict OF. What an ingenious way to show an explosion!
Clay Frog, 1987
Dog Holding Master's Lunch Pail, 1987
Diaz here gives the dog a very winning personality. It is not hard to believe that this dog had the good sense to set his master's lunch down when the alternative was to fight a pack of dogs while struggling to protect the basket from them.
Pewter Tortoise Figure, 1979
Tortoise and Hare Figurine in box, 2000
Set of 8 Figurines, 1988
Eight different human figurines: Farmer w/ goose and golden egg, king in pajamas, soldier, school girl, blonde boy with a bag, boy kneeling, woman with a rolling pin, and a baby girl.
Plastic Racing Tutle, 1988
Frances writes that Funrise put out a line of storybook characters from fairy tales and fables. This little fellow with #18 on his chest has a great smile!
Bespectacled Turtle Reading Book, 1985
My mother and I met this artist and asked her if she ever fashioned fable characters. She asked us to return to the next craft fair with a book of fables from which she could work. At each fair over the next several years, she kept bringing for us a new one-of-a-kind character. Here the tortoise has the fable-book open to the moral.
Ceramic Knick-Knack of a Sleeping Hare, 1970
I cannot remember where or when I found this little fellow. One can only presume, I think, that a sleeping hare comes from TH. The pose here is excellent: the hare leans on one arm with his body slanted diagonally.