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Doe and Fawns
Doe and Fawns
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Doe and Fawns

Artist/Maker (United States, born 1946)
Date2004
MediumBronze
Dimensions49 × 50 × 27 in. (124.5 × 127 × 68.6 cm)
ClassificationsSculpture
Credit LineGift of Jim and Mary Barnes, National Museum of Wildlife Art
Terms
    Object numberW2011.022.002
    DescriptionSculpture of a mother deer with two small fawns standing around her legs.
    Status
    Not on view
    Image Not Available for September
    September
    Michael Coleman
    1998
    Curious Visitors
    Curious Visitors
    Michael Coleman
    n.d.
    Image Not Available for Ram
    Ram
    Michael Coleman
    Eat for Strength, Grace, Vigor
    Eat for Strength, Grace, Vigor
    Charles Livingston Bull
    1931
    Image Not Available for Mule Deer Fawn
    Mule Deer Fawn
    Ken Carlson
    Grizzly
    Grizzly
    Michael Coleman
    1991
    Reclining Hind (Seated Fawn)
    Reclining Hind (Seated Fawn)
    Christophe Fratin
    c. 1850
    Black Bear, Yellowstone
    Black Bear, Yellowstone
    Michael Coleman
    Moose
    Moose
    Michael Coleman
    Antelope on painters palate
    Antelope on painters palate
    Michael Coleman
    1997
    Raccoon
    Raccoon
    Michael Coleman
    Rocky Mountain Goats - B.C.
    Rocky Mountain Goats - B.C.
    Michael Coleman
    1989