Paul Rhymer & David Riley

PAUL RHYMER & DAVID RILEY OPENING FRIDAY, JULY 10, 2-6 PM

225 CANYON RD.

Paul Rhymer Life

in the

Fast Lane

93” x 78” x 30” bronze (monumental)

Edition of 8

Mama Bear - Lifesize Black Bear 42” x 28” x 40” bronze

Edition of 25

"When thinking about my next bear sculpture I turned to a bear sculpture my mother did when she was 12. With permission I enlarged it to life size. So happy to collaborate with my mom on this project."

“When thinking about my next bear sculpture I turned to a bear sculpture my mother did when she was 12.

With permission I enlarged it to life size. So happy to collaborate with my mom on this project.� - Paul Rhymer

War Eagle 24” x 33” x 30” precast

Edition of 25

Tom 42” x 28” x 19” bronze

Edition of 15

Yawning

of a

New Day

16” x 27” x 6” bronze

Edition of 25

Song Dog

Song Dog Pup

27” x 25” x 18” bronze

12” x 7.5” x 6” bronze

Edition of 15

Edition of 15

Rant & Skeptic 82” x 62” x 18” bronze

Edition of 25

All Along

the

Watchtower

73” x 18” x 18” bronze

Edition of 25

Flying Burrito Brothers 17” x 12” x 10” bronze

Edition of 25

Once

and

Future Kings

12” x 20” x 16” bronze

Edition of 25

Raven Celebrates Inventing

the

Wheel

40” x 25” x 12” bronze

Edition of 25

Raven, being the cleverest of all creatures, was pretty proud of herself when she invented the Wheel.

She wondered, which creature can I give it to that will use it best?

Raven goes to Squirrel and says, “Squirrel, I’ve invented the Wheel and I’d like for you to have it.”

Squirrel shakes his head and says, “I can climb trees, why would I need a Wheel?”

Raven goes to Raccoon and says, “Raccoon, I’ve invented the Wheel and I’d like for you to have it.”

Raccoon said “Oh Raven you are so foolish, I’m the smartest animal in the forest, why would I need a Wheel?”

Raven goes to Deer and says, “Deer, I’ve invented the Wheel and I’d like you to have it.”

Deer laughs and said, “I am the fastest animal in the forest, why would I need a Wheel?”

Raven knew that the only creature left was Man. And since she knew that man was the neediest and greediest of all creatures, he would use the Wheel.

Man did take the wheel and invented the car. Thus killing Squirrels, Raccoons, and Deer.

And Raven never went hungry again.

Grab

the

Bull

6” x 9” x 9” bronze

Edition of 25

by the

Horns

Summer Ducks 42” x 20” x 18” bronze

Edition of 25

On Point 27” x 24” x 12” bronze

Edition of 25

Dinner

and a

Show

55” x 18” x 18” bronze

Edition of 25

David Riley "There’s a part of painting for me that’s about getting a likeness, and then there’s this other part, I’ll paint my subjects until they look back at me. It’s almost more about trying to represent the spirit of an animal or person, as if you just bumped into them in the astral plane." ~ David Riley

“There’s a part of painting for me that’s about getting a likeness, and then there’s this other part; I’ll paint my subjects until they look back at me.

It’s almost more about trying to represent the spirit of the animal or person, as if you just bumped into them in the astral plane” - David Riley

Chief Joseph 24” x 24” oil on canvas

Chief Charlo 60” x 60” oil on canvas

Buddy

Quick

48” x 24” oil on canvas

48” x 24” oil on canvas

Every Wind 60” x 36” oil on canvas

Home

on the

Range

72” x 60” oil on canva

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e

as

Party Guy 24” x 24” oil on canvas

Crystal Gaze 24” x 20” oil on canvas

Pueblo Woma 60” x 36” oil on canvas

Pueblo Man

50” x 40” oil on canv

an

n

vas

The Lookout 50” x 40” oil on canvas

Pretty

in

Pink

40” x 30” oil on canvas

PAUL RHYMER & DAVID RILEY JULY 10, 2020 - JULY 20, 2020 Opening July 10, 2-6 pm 225 Canyon Road 505.986.9833