Looking for outdoor use ones, of good size.

The first is common, the second I haven't seen before. That one is cool, but way out of my price range.

I would like something in the 2 ft. or taller range, in concrete or other suitable outdoor material.

Pan would be ok, too.

Bronzes are a bit pricey for the pocketbook. I like a NM artist's Chiricahua Apache flute player, in bronze, but that is an indoor pedastal style statue, and it is still $4500. (ouch)

Also looking for the non-Hopi version, as opposed to the Hopi one. (flute should not have a flared end.)

Haven't found a good Pan statuary anywhere, either.

Of course, where ever I put it, has to be out of sight of the neighbors, to keep the *#*#*# HOA off my back. (frown)

(((Rick)))) Now,now,there,there. PJ didn't realize the real reason you wanted to move to the mountains(to a cave?) and seem kind of cranky lately. I just thought you were cultivating your future curmudgeon status. An HOA is enough to make a saint turn into a clock tower sniper. I hope you find your statue and the HOA starts it's own civil war and self destructs.PJ

I am so sorry you have to deal with an HOA.
I'm so glad we don't anymore.

Rick, maybe you should post on a University bulletin board and get a serious art student to make you one. They don't do bronze casting at the community college I retired from but UT does so I'm sure it's offered up there

Think I will just keep my eyes open as I'm out and about. Sooner or later, I should come up on something that will work. A flute maker has one that a friend of his carved into a large stone. That is really nice, so it is possible I could get one from a monument company. (grin)

We'll keep that in mind, ;)