CoyoteAugust 16, 197931 × 56 × 10"Carved and painted wood, sisal, bristles, glass eyes, and rubber toesBequest of Tom Conway1988.22.20(including construction) Carved coyote standing on four legs with head raised and laid back, face pointing to the sky. Ears pulled back, teeth bared with protruding tongue. Squared snout with blunt end, two nostrils bored through with bristle whiskers either side. Amber colored glass eyes inserted into shallow sockets painted white. Full sisal tail over wood core inserted in back. Shoulder bones carved in front, haunches indicated roughly in back. Five pointed rubber toes inserted in each paw. Rough surface overall with chisel marks and gouges, especially sides of body. Teeth, tongue, legs and ears separately applied to body.152666647Felipe Benito ArchuletaSculptureCopyright for this work is under review. in red paint underside: '8-16-1979 / COYOTE - by - F.B.A.'TesuqueTesuqueUnited StatesNew MexicoThree Dimensional WorksAdam ReichTesuqueSCULPTUREObject information is a work in progress and
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