Sculptures

Allan Houser excelled at all media, including stone, steel, bronze, and wood. He fashioned revolutionary pieces that not only inspired and influenced his contemporaries and protégés, but continue to make a world-wide impact. From his iconic narrative works, to the serene and mysterious forms of his geometric abstract works, Houser’s art connected with people through its refined aesthetic and exacting execution.

• Abstract Mother Child

  1983
• Nature’s Beauty

  1990
• Embrace (Clay Maquette)

  1989, Clay Maquette for Bronze
• Buffalo Bird Hat

  circa 1975, steel
• Bat

  circa 1970, wood
• Buffalo Hunt

  paper, framed
• Eagle Dance

  circa 1978, wood
• I Sing

  1990, original clay partial for bronze
• Dreams of the Future

  1988, Original Plaster
• Abstract Geometric

  1989, original plaster
• Early Spring

  1983, original plaster
• I’ll Sing You to Sleep

  1991, original plaster
• Next Generation

  1989, original plaster
• School

  1992, original wood for bronze
• The Old Ways

  1977, wood
• Untitled Portrait

  circa 1940, wood
• Woman with Heshi Necklace

  circa 1976, wood
• Seated Man

  circa 1965, wood
• Untitled Study

  circa 1992, steel