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Model Number: TPP 12222
Online Retailer ID: TPP 12222
Located in: Figurines, Winter 2007
The Magician Figurine �About the Artist: In certain plains Indian tribes there was a special tribal figure who spoke to and for the horses. He was believed to possess supernatural powers and call The "Magician." As rendered by Taos artist Andersen Kee who was born on the Navajo Reservation and whose mother was a weaver and father a silversmith the "Magician" is releasing a heard of multi colored spirit Ponies from the inside of his elkskin robe and then gathering them on the backside. Resin Measures 6" Artist: Anderson Kee
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Equisit Pony!!
By Chris
from Erie, Pa. on 10/23/2007
from Erie, Pa. on 10/23/2007
Pros:
Does Not Fade, Perfect Size, Quality Construction, Visually Pleasing, Vivid Colors
Best Uses:
Decoration, Home
Describe Yourself:
Collector
Primary use:
Personal
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
This pony looks so much better in person. This picture doesn't do him justice at all! He has wonderful shading!! The Indian looks like he is going to jump right off the pony. His face is marvelous and has such detail! I love how the artist has done the one side of the Magician releasing the horses and the other side the horses are coming back to him. Just simply wonderful!! The base has texture. A nice added feature. You will not be disappointed in this pony! A great addition to your collection.