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This limited edition bronze sculpture by Chris Navarro features the infamous fighting Stock Market bull and bear. The "duality" of the sculpture allows the bull and bear to be flipped over to reveal a new viewpoint. On one side, the bull is winning on top, on the other, the bear is on top. Switch them based on market conditions!

Each bull and bear comes on a solid wood base inlaid with leather. This beautiful bronze sculpture is made from hand-poured bronze in exquisite detail. 3.75" x 7.5" x 4" and is individually numbered in a limited edition of just 500 castings. Each sculpture is hand cast by the artist.

This is a gorgeous and unique bull and bear sculpture. We also carry a larger version of the Duality by Chris Navarro. The edition is running low and will come to an end once sold out.

Please note: this piece is made to order so please allow 8-10 weeks for delivery.

Duality by Chris Navarro
Limited Edition Hand Poured Bronze
Solid Oak Base inlaid with leather
Made in the U.S.A.
Dimensions: approx. 3.75" x 7.5" x 4"
Weight: approx. 3lb. 13oz.

About the Artist Chris Navarro, a rodeo competitor has been sculpting professionally since 1986. He is best known for his large monumental sculptures. "Champion Lane Frost" a 15-ft bull rider is displayed on the Cheyenne Frontier Days Rodeo grounds in Wyoming. "When Champions Meet", a 15-ft saddle bronc rider is placed at the entrance to the Stampede Rodeo Arena in Greeley, Colorado. The "10th Mountain", a 14-ft World War II ski soldier is displayed in Aspen, Colorado.

Chris is represented by 10 galleries through-out the country with over 70 pieces on display at the Navarro Gallery and sculpture garden, located in Sedona, Arizona. His reflections of the West have given Navarro a national following. His limited editions are coveted by collectors across the country. A book detailing the art of Chris Navarro entitled "Chasing the Wind" is now available.

"Monuments are time consuming efforts. They take months and months to design and create, but the personal satisfaction completion brings is very rewarding. To know they will be standing 'in the sun long after I'm gone for future generations to experience and enjoy is thrilling. Sculpting is what I do for a living, but I don't ever plan on retiring. I've found something I really love to do and I hope people can see that through the work I've done. Because when I fmish a sculpture, it becomes part of me." "My work has always been intertwined with my life. I think I'm the only one who will limit what I achieve. They say a man needs three things in his life for real happiness: Someone to love, work that is satisfying, and something to hope for. I feel very fortunate to have this and more."

Resides: Casper, Wyoming and Sedona, Arizona U.S.A. Artistic Specialization: Monumental bronze sculpture Organizations: Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame, Colorado Springs, Co.; Pioneer Museum Wy Buffaio Bill Historical Museum Douglas, WY; Old West Museum, Cheyenne, WY Special Achievements: 1994 - National Wildlife Art Show - First place sculpture 1992 and 1994 1992 - Pacific Rim Wildlife Art Show -Featured monument 1989 - Wind River National Art Exhibit - People's Choice and Joe Back Memorial award 1989 - High Plains Wildlife Art Show - First place 1989 - National Wildlife Art Show - First place 1987 - National Sculpture Society Young Sculptors Commendation Award 1987 - Cowboy Art Spectacular - First Place sculpture and People's Choice