TARA BRICE American, 20th century Cody: Long Winter, Short Grass, 1983 Bronze Limited edition sculpture of a standing horse, its head lowered resting after a long winter, mounted on a rectangular wood base. The sculpture is signed and dated in the bronze base "Tara Brice, 83, 4/21." Height (including wooden base) 10.25 inches $200-300
ARTIST PROFILE: Tara Brice is an American sculptor known for bronze work created primarily during the 1980s, centered on Western American themes. Her animal sculptures capture subjects in motion, such as a running horse or an eagle in flight, while her figurative works, several of which are installed in public parks, typically portray Native American subjects — including a portrait tribute to the Arapaho tribe situated in front of the Boulder County Courthouse in Boulder, Colorado. Her work has been included in collections associated with the U.S. Department of State's Art in Embassies program. Documented biographical and market information on the artist remains limited; interested buyers may wish to consult regional Western art galleries or auction records for further provenance details.
