Victor Vigil Native American Indian Alabaster Art Sculpture

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Victor Vigil Native American Indian Alabaster Art Sculpture:
$799.99

This is a unique piece by Native American sculptor Victor Vigil of Jemez Pueblo in New Mexico. Originally crafted in 1990, the piece remains in immaculate condition with virtually no signs of wear.

Dimensions: Stands 15" tall. The base measures 14.5" x 8".

Asking Price: $1,800

Shipping Price: $100

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About the artist:

Victor M. Vigil, a World Renowned Sculptor from Jemez Pueblo in New Mexico, is a self-taught Artist who has been sculpting since 1978. Born in San Francisco, California he returned to the Pueblo when he was 15 years old. Victor's images in stone are of traditional men, women and wildlife. His chosen medium is alabaster from Utah, Colorado and New Mexico, although he also works in marble and limestone. A prize-winning Artist, Victor has won awards 13 times at the prestigious SWAIA Indian Market competition in Santa Fe, including Best of Show in 2007 and Best of Show at the New Mexico State Fair in November 17, 1957 in San Francisco, California, Victor lived in that city until 1972 when he and his family moved to Jemez Pueblo, New Mexico. He attended Jemez Valley High School transferring to Albuquerque, Indian School where he graduated in 1976. A six-time winner of the prestigious SWIA Annual Indian Market competition, Victor started sculpting in 1978. A self-taught artist, he began his full-time work as a sculpture a year later. His medium is Colorado alabaster's pink, white, and grey as well as Utah alabaster's red, green, yellow, grey, and brown. "I try to use the idea of the shape of the stone itself and use my imagination to create what I see in the stone. I work at making traditional Indian Sculptures in all sizes ranging from 10 inches to 5 feet high."