They Draped Old Glory Everywhere
This work serves as a metaphor for the impact of the Great Migration. The horse and rider, a symbol of freedom and strength, appear burdened and obscured, suggesting how the spread of American ideals often came at a cost. The draping of "Old Glory" over everything reflects how expansion covered the land and its people.
Details
- FramingUnframed
- SignatureHand-signed by Artist
- Visual QualitiesBright & Vivid Colors
- ClassificationOriginal
- Edition Size1
Medium
- Sculpture
Exact Dimensions (ex. 10.5" x 8.25" x 2")
12" x 12" x 6"
Year Created
2025
Provide details about the signature
Signed with my signature and maker's mark on the bottom of the piece.
Materials
Porcelain
Subject Matter
- Animals
- Cultural Commentary
Materials (Sculpture)
- Ceramic
Name Of Artist (So You Are Searchable!)
Holly Grey
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My current work, “How the West Was Won,” is a direct correlation between where I grew up on the prairie in Kansas, a few miles from the Oregon and Chisholm Trails, and…
My current work, “How the West Was Won,” is a direct correlation between where I grew up on the prairie in Kansas, a few miles from the Oregon and Chisholm Trails, and…