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Broken Walrus I, a mild steel sculpture with an orange-red painted matte finish, was an abstracted representation of a single walrus tusk broken into two pieces. Rather than a realistic, round tusk, it had squared edges and exaggerated, squared ends. To portray the sense of brokenness, the work had two pieces: a larger, main tusk and a smaller section resting against it. A black and white photograph of Broken Walrus I appears in the exhibit catalog Gary Freeman: A Decade of Sculpture 1979 to
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View moreMedium type: Steel
Date created: 1975
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