Kurt Cooper Sculptor

Roma Minerva Chihuahua hears a noise.

From a few years back

The shadow of “Marcus Aurelius Becoming a Stoic at Age 13”

“Stupidity is a terrible opponent to wrestle”

ὡς δυσπάλαιστόν ἀμαθία κακόν

I know there was Caerus, the personification of opportunity, “Caerus can easily be seized by the hair hanging over his face” hence grabbing opportunity. (Whom I sculpted as a wrestler because in Tucson you don’t just grab opportunity you have to wrestle with it)

I just found out Koalemos is the god of stupidity, would then the quote be visualized as an actual match not just a metaphor - so I should do another sculpture?

My sculpture “Augustus Exiling Julia” with sunglasses.

My sculpture of Cochise because I thought I could do better than the one at the monument.

https://www.nps.gov/chir/learn/historyculture/apache-wars-cochise.htm

One of my favorite sculptures “Desire” completed about two years ago.

This is "Listening to Pindar" my neo-classical sculpture of Agesidamos the winner of the boys boxing match in 476 BC at the 11th Olympian closing ceremonies.

Cast black plaster.

12"

SOLD

This is my sculpture "Augustus Exiling
His Daughter Julia."

It's 18" tall and is clay bisque.

This is a piece I created titled "Desire."

Clay
8" x 8"