Endangered Species, (sculpture).

Endangered Species, (sculpture).

Cargill, David, 1929- , sculptor.

Endangered Species, (sculpture).

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Sculpture: bronze; Base: concrete.

Sculpture: approx. 7 ft. x 3 ft. 6 in. x 16 in.; Base: approx. 8 in. x 4 ft. x 2 ft.

(Bottom right side of sculpture:) Cargill July 10, 1979 John Stemmons and Two of His Friends (On bronze plaque mounted on the base:) The Rare Bird Award/presented to/John M. Stemmons/The Domestic Whooping Crane/An Endangered Species/April 16, 1980/by/The State Fair of Texas signed

"A whimsical whooping crane leans forward and rests its beak on a triangular base. A stylized male figure straddles the bird's back and reaches to help another figure climb up the bird's neck."

Animal -- Bird -- Crane

Figure group -- Male

Outdoor Sculpture -- Texas -- Dallas

Administered by Crow Family Interests, Art Administration, 4814 Bengal Street #1, Dallas, Texas 75235

Located Dallas Trade Mart, 2100 Stemmons Freeway, Dallas, Texas

Purchased from Cargill, David,

Save Outdoor Sculpture, Texas, Dallas survey, 1992.

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