Alone and Outnumbered
ALONE AND OUTNUMBERED
I love it when a title (in few words) captures the essence of a sculpture. The proper title creates an atmosphere around a piece that is larger than the physical confines of the work itself.
With “Alone and Outnumbered” one doesn’t just see a cowboy on a horse – one sees the landscape, the pursuers, goes to that vulnerable place within – when perhaps they too were in a tight edgy spot. Feel the hot sun – the pounding of hooves. Hear the echo of the rifle, smell the dust and sense the urgency of both horse and rider.
SCOTT ROGERS
August 26th, 2011 at 11:00 AM
Scott, Hope you are doing well. I always like looking at your website. I was wondering if you have any of this piece left. It is one that I have always admired. Looks like you are doing well……..Do you still go to Richardson very year?
Wayne
December 20th, 2011 at 5:05 PM
Scott,
I saw this piece originally in a gallery off the plaza in Santa Fe where I believe you were working on a whimsical peace with a pool table at the same time. Like the writer before me, I’m wondering if there are any remaining pieces.
Jim
December 23rd, 2011 at 5:14 PM
Jim
A few days ago, I emailed you the information regarding your inquiry. Wanted to make sure you received it.
Holler back if I can assist further.
My best
Scott Rogers
June 30th, 2014 at 10:43 AM
My wife and I have collected several of Scott’s work. She passed away recently and I am going to be downsizing, so I am going to be selling most of her collection.
I’m in Garland, Texas. Tom Mannewitz 214-343-4545