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Sequoyah a limited edion bronze Cherokee sculpture representing the creastion of the written form of Cherokee language by noted tribal artisan Willard Stone
Sequoyah a limited edion bronze Cherokee sculpture representing the creastion of the written form of Cherokee language by noted tribal artisan Willard Stone
Sequoyah a limited edion bronze Cherokee sculpture representing the creastion of the written form of Cherokee language by noted tribal artisan Willard Stone
Sequoyah a limited edion bronze Cherokee sculpture representing the creastion of the written form of Cherokee language by noted tribal artisan Willard Stone
Sequoyah a limited edion bronze Cherokee sculpture representing the creastion of the written form of Cherokee language by noted tribal artisan Willard Stone
Sequoyah a limited edion bronze Cherokee sculpture representing the creastion of the written form of Cherokee language by noted tribal artisan Willard Stone
Sequoyah a limited edion bronze Cherokee sculpture representing the creastion of the written form of Cherokee language by noted tribal artisan Willard Stone

Willard Stone • Sequoyah

Original price was: $21,500.00.Current price is: $12,800.00.

Created by Tribal Artisan, Willard Stone
The sculpture has been in the family for over 30 years and is in excellent condition.
The sculpture represents the creation of the written form of Cherokee language, introduced by Sequoyah in 1821 and offered its people a bridge between prehistory and modernity. Available now from Sculpture Collector where creative and collectible sculpture is bought, sold, resold, brokered, and listed all in a secure and private manner globally

Sculpture ID: 15181

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Sequoyah

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Willard Stone

Height: 18 inches
Width: 12 inches base, 13 inches shoulders
Depth: 11 inches
Weight (Approx): 53 lbs
Edition Numbers: 2/13
Medium: Bronze
Bronze Sculpture 1983

Created by Tribal Artisan, Willard Stone
The sculpture has been in the family for over 30 years and is in excellent condition.
The sculpture represents the creation of the written form of Cherokee language, introduced by Sequoyah in 1821 and offered its people a bridge between prehistory and modernity.

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