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Inquisitive Doe by Dan Ostermiller - #210

Inquisitive Doe by Dan Ostermiller - #210

Bronze, 19 x 5 x 13 in.

$5,047.00
$5,047.00

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About the Artist: Dan Ostermiller

Hometown: Loveland, Colorado
2 Pieces in Show
23 Years in Exhibition

Dan Ostermiller’s works are usually given the label “animal sculpture,” yet within that field can be found a wide range of subjects. From the barnyard to the Great Plains, and from the back porch to the Zambezi Valley, his animals are studies in elegance and power.

A thorough knowledge of animals, acquired from years of experience working with his father, Roy Ostermiller, a renowned taxidermist, is the foundation for Ostermiller’s work. Drawing from his many travels abroad, he creates animal figures in context with their natural surroundings. His work has a realism that is not only an accurate rendering of the subject, but also a sophisticated composition of line and form. His grounding in taxidermy lends authority, while his technique gives his work spontaneity. Infusing each design is personality — a combination of the sculptor’s and the subject’s. This spirit, the feeling the work imparts, is the hallmark of an Ostermiller sculpture.

A fellow of the National Sculpture Society and the Society of Animal Artists, Ostermiller served as president of the National Sculpture Society from 2011 to 2014.

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