Created and Sold by John Randall Nelson
Birdsong for Wiley - Sculptures
Starts at $16,000
Galvanized Steel, 6' x 4' x 6'
Like Edward Hick's "Peaceable Kingdom", here the Coyote lies with the Roadrunner, taking a break from his scripted role.
The title refers to Wile E. Coyote, the antagonist of the Roadrunner, but also gives a nod to William T. Wiley, the West Coast 60's Funk artist.
“Birdsong for Wiley” also gives a stylistic nod to the abstract and pictographic petroglyphs that mark Arizona’s history engraved desert.
Like Edward Hick's "Peaceable Kingdom", here the Coyote lies with the Roadrunner, taking a break from his scripted role.
The title refers to Wile E. Coyote, the antagonist of the Roadrunner, but also gives a nod to William T. Wiley, the West Coast 60's Funk artist.
“Birdsong for Wiley” also gives a stylistic nod to the abstract and pictographic petroglyphs that mark Arizona’s history engraved desert.
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