2 keywordPath%20%3D%20%22DEW%22 Sculpture #3 Coyote Family Maurice Grossman, (Detroit, Michigan, 1928 - 2010, Tuscon, Arizona) Grossman, Maurice American 1928 - 2010 Male Ceramicist 11 x 12 x 11.5 in. . . . Overall Dimensions . . . Circumferance Earthenware Earthenware 1988 1988 1988 , Ceramic 522 Coyote, roughness, snake Sculpture Round, orb-like, earthenware form with 4 small triangular shaped openings on the top of the orb. Sculpted onto the exterior surface of the orb are 3-dimensional animal forms decorate with varying geometric patterns of straight lines, wavy lines, dots, and triangles. These animal forms consist of 5 coyotes and 3 snakes. The entire piece is mainly brown and dark gray, but there are some small additions of red, blue, and yellow on some of the animal forms. 1989.15 item Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art 8/16/2016 00/00/00 https://artmuseum-collection.usu.edu/media/images/1989.15.jpg Drawing Coyotes Herman Palmer, (Farmington, Utah, 1894 - 1946, New York City, New York) Palmer, Herman American 1894 - 1946 Male Artist 8.75 x 11.5 in. (22.225 x 29.21 cm) . . . . . . Image Ink and watercolor Ink and watercolor circa 1930 1925 1935 , Drawing animals, Coyote, dog, drawing Drawing A gestural nature drawing of two coyotes walking briskly together toward the left side of the paper. The coyotes are composed of large, color wash strokes in light browns and the ground in strokes of black. Herman Palmer is a Utah-born artist who gained much of his education in New York City as part of the Hudson River School of Painting, Art Students League, and New York Watercolor Club. He is well-known for his lively illustrations of animals and the Gibson Girl" drawings from advertising and popular culture in the early half of the 20th century." Under coyote drawing in center of front side, Herman Palmer 2010.1 item Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art 8/16/2016 00/00/00 https://artmuseum-collection.usu.edu/media/images/2010.1_1k.jpg