Bronze Peek-A-Boo Frogs (Crystal Fox Gallery)

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Blue Peek A Boo Frog by Barry SteinBlue Peek A Boo Frog by Barry Stein
Price $320

Candy-Red Peek A Boo Frog by Barry SteinCandy-Red Peek A Boo Frog by Barry Stein
Price $320

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Green Peek-A-Boo Frog by Barry SteinGreen Peek-A-Boo Frog by Barry Stein
Price $320

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Multicolor Green Peek A Boo Frog by Barry SteinMulticolor Green Peek A Boo Frog by Barry Stein
Price $320

Multicolor Lime Peek A Boo Frog by Barry SteinMulticolor Lime Peek A Boo Frog by Barry Stein
Price $320

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Multicolor Purple Peek A Boo Frog by Barry SteinMulticolor Purple Peek A Boo Frog by Barry Stein
Price $320

Purple-Galaxy Peek A Boo Frog by Barry SteinPurple-Galaxy Peek A Boo Frog by Barry Stein
Price $320

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Red Peek-A-Boo Frog by Barry SteinRed Peek-A-Boo Frog by Barry Stein
Price $320

More Information about Bronze Peek-A-Boo FrogsBronze Frogs by Barry Stein. Limited, handcrafted and signed Editions. World renowned Oregon sculptor Barry Stein has creations gracing the most prestigious art collections around the world. The Pentagon, Senator Gordon Smith's Office in Washington, DC, and in Oregon are just a few. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld has presented Barry's scupltures to heads of state on his travels abroad. Sharing the beauty of Mother Nature is the focus behind the works of Barry Stein. His unique carvings depicting beautiful wildlife highlight his sensitivity and demonstrate his appreciation of all that is Nature. A self-taught artist from the Pacific Northwest, Barry continually challenges himself with various artistic mediums. With a clear understanding of animals' behavior and anatomy; Barry blends his artistic talents with the intrinsic beauty of wood to create a stunning composition. He spends countless hours in the wild researching and collecting material that inspires his intense love for nature. Barry's latest focus has come to creating exquisite sense in wood sculpture, to be "lost wax" cast in Bronze. "Carving the original sculpture in wood, rather than from clay, results in much greater detail." Says Barry "Of course, this means you have to cut it right the first time; clay allows you to easily redo parts of a composition." Accuracy is one technique Barry has mastered because of carving horn for so many years!