<strong>The Three Graces</strong> bronze sculpture by <strong>Jim Branscum</strong> depicts three young Apache Native American girls in contemporary Native American dress. One, Hope, holding a feather in both hands, wearing a double necklace. One (Faith) is holding a wooden staff while gazing at a butterfly in her hand. The third, Love, holding a piece of string while a fawn stand at her feet.
The Three Graces
by
Jim Branscum
Height: 25"
Width: 32" at widest part
Depth: 32"
Weight (Approx): 60 lbs
Edition Numbers: limited edition 5/20
Medium: Bronze
The sculpture depicts three young Apache Native American girls in contemporary Native American dress. One, Hope, holding a feather in both hands, wearing a double necklace. One (Faith) is holding a wooden staff while gazing at a butterfly in her hand. The third, Love, holding a piece of string while a fawn stand at her feet. The sculpture is finished in fine rich, mellow brownish green patina. It is mounted on a shaper walnut wood base. A separate swivel base of about 22". (this from an appraiser write-up, who appraised it for $50,000 in 1986.)
This statue is after a life size original bronze located at Paradise Valley Mall, Arizona.)
