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Bison Sunrise
Bison Sunrise
© Leo E. Osborne Non-exclusive copyright permission--Copyright still retained by the artist In essence: Permission to use image of work for Museum specific things in all media, including but not limited to publications, the website, in magazine and newspaper articles, invitations, flyers, other marketing purposes. Permission for the museum to use the work for products that can be sold through the museum shop and website. For example, postcards, prints, stationery, posters, etc. Permission to extent the rights granted to the NMWA to reputable borrowing institutions for exhibition-related advertisements and catalogs. Permission extends to any future artwork acquired.

Bison Sunrise

Artist/Maker (United States, born 1947)
Date2009
MediumWood and Dye
ClassificationsSculpture
Credit LineLeo E. Osborne, National Museum of Wildlife Art
Terms
    Object numberW2009.019
    DescriptionCarved burlwood with the impressionistic shape of a bison. During his stint as Featured Artist during Western Visions, Leo created this piece while doing an artist demonstration.
    Status
    Not on view
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