1997 Prix de West Collectors' Bolo: Hopi Maiden by George Carlson
1997 Prix de West Collectors' Bolo: Hopi Maiden by George Carlson
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Each bolo purchase includes one braided horsehair tie; pins are standalone.
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Celebrate the artistry of one of America’s most renowned sculptors with this exquisite Hopi Maiden bolo tie, created by George Carlson to commemorate the prestigious 1997 Prix de West Art Exhibition and Sale.
Crafted in solid bronze, this collectible piece captures Carlson’s masterful ability to blend form and emotion, paying homage to the rich cultural heritage of the Hopi people. The finely detailed bronze is set on a two-tone braided horsehair tie, adding a touch of authentic Western charm.
George Carlson, a celebrated artist born in Illinois on July 3, 1940, is widely recognized for his contributions to contemporary Western art. With accolades from exhibitions worldwide—including the Smithsonian Institution and the Autry Museum—Carlson’s works are featured in esteemed collections across the globe. His remarkable achievements include numerous awards at the Masters of the American West and the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum’s Prix de West Invitational.
This bolo tie is not only a stunning accessory but a meaningful keepsake that embodies Carlson’s dedication to the Western art tradition. Whether worn or displayed, it stands as a testament to his legacy and the enduring beauty of Western culture.
- Material: Cast bronze
- Dimensions: 2 1/8" wide, 2 7/8" high
In 1973, the National Academy of Western Art (NAWA) was organized to showcase work in the tradition of artists such as Charles M. Russell and Frederic Remington. Awards and cash prizes were given each year, the highest of which was called the Prix de West. In 1995, NAWA was reorganized, and the event was renamed the Prix de West, still focused on promoting the best of Western art.
Now in its fifth decade, the Prix de West Invitational remains the premier Western art show in the world. Each year since 1973, the Museum has acquired the Prix de West Award winner for the permanent collection resulting in a gallery of paintings and sculpture by the finest contemporary Western artists that is second to none.
The Collectors' Bolo tradition began in 1986.
Add to your collection of our Prix de West bolos or start your collection today! These bolos are replicas of the original artwork. Each bolo comes with a braided horsehair bolo tie.
Discounts are not available for this item.
