Bob Scriver's monumental group of Lewis and Clark, York and Seaman, the Newfoundland dog, has become a frequent subject for photographers in all weather. The Great Falls Tribune, among others, loves to print them.
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Discussion of the American Western Art scene, using Robert MacFie Scriver as a point of reference, but not limited to him. The blogger was with Scriver in the Sixties, married to him from 1966 to 1970, the third of four wives. You may make contact by using this address: "mary dot scriver at gmail dot com"
JERRY GOROSKI
JERRY GOROSKI is the consultant appraisar to whom I refer inquiries about Scriver bronzes. He is formally trained and certified to do assessments and knew Bob Scriver as well as working for the CM Russell Museum in Great Falls. His gallery is called "Open Range Art."
http://openrangeart.com/update/appraisals-consulting/
406-868.1272
jerryopenrange@yahoo.com
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