and they always signed with both their initial and the family hallmark-frog
approximately 60 pounds
[3] These geometric ornamentations are very common on Chancay ceramics
Jason learned how to make pottery from his father (Richard Ebelacker) an award winning potter
The Tipai who lived in the Imperial Valley were one of the few early California groups to plant some crops
Western Artist, JAMES REGIMBAL (American b. 1949) "Red Man's Beef", Ca 1978, #1534 Sold Ca 1900's and they always signed withWestern Artist, JAMES REGIMBAL (American b. 1949) "Red Man's Beef", Ca 1978, #1534, Foundry Proof. Description: #1534 Western Artist, JAMES REGIMBAL (American b. 1949) "Red Man's Beef", Ca 1978. Bronze on wooden base. Including base: Signed, dated and titled along the base: Jim Regimbal, 1978, Red Man's Beef. Foundry proof. Dimensions: 15 x 20 1 2 x 14 inches. Weight approximately 40 pounds. Foundry proof. Condition: Excellent for age. James Regimbal