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Suti Markkor
Bronze
11 T” x 7 W” x 7 D”$1,500
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New King
# 8 of 18 , last one left, edition sold out
Bronze
Life-size Bighorn – Shoulder Mount
Largest Ram Ever Killed in U.S.
32″ T x 23″ W x 14″ D$7,800
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On The Run
Bronze
Eastern Tur
16 T” x 13 W x 8 D”$3,450
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World Record Bighorn Ram
Bronze
World Record Bighorn
7 T” x 8 W ” x 6 D”$2,900
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’44 Mag
Bronze
World Record Bighorn
18 T” x 12 W ” x 6 D”$2,900
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At Ease
Bronze
Siberian Ibex
9 T” x 7 W x 7 D”$1,500
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Dreamtail
Bronze
Whitetail
12.5 T” x 13 W ” x 7 D”$2,900
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Out on a Limb
Bronze
Bezor Ibex
23 T” x 11 W ” x 8 D”$2,950
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Spooked
Bronze Mountain Goat 13″ T x 5″ W x 4″ D
$1,500
Artist’s Bio
John Lewton was born and raised in California. The great nephew to Roy E. King a well-known sculptor. John spent some time residing in Alaska in his younger years and then settled in Montana and has resided there now for over 20 years. John has traveled extensively all over the world from Russia, Africa, Asia to name a few places. His love of wildlife really has helped with his sculpting of the wildlife he presents. He for many years was a fulltime taxidermist so his attention to detail on the animal’s anatomy is extraordinary. John has been sculpting now for about 22 years. His extensive travel has also taken him to so many places to see the rarest of animals. This is where he gets his inspiration for the sculptures he creates. John has only entered one competition back in 1995 for the Wild Sheep foundation, where he won Artist of the year. John now resides in Belgrade Montana with his longtime girlfriend and her two teenage sons where he is sculpting fulltime and hunting when he gets the opportunity.
