This striking 1986 Michael Garman sculpture captures the quiet heroism of everyday life - a weary firefighter, soot-streaked and steadfast, holding a rescued child clutching her teddy bear. The detail is breathtaking, from the creased brow and tired eyes to the little hand resting tenderly on his cheek. Garman's mastery of emotion and realism brings this piece to life - you can almost smell the smoke and hear the grateful sigh of relief. Whether you're a firefighter, collector, or just someone who loves art that tells a story, this is one of those pieces that reminds you what courage really looks like.
Material: Hand-painted sculptural resin with detailed color and texture finish
Dimensions: Approx. 12.5" tall × 7" wide × 6" deep
Weight: Approx. 3.5 lbs
Country of Origin: USA (Colorado Springs, Colorado)
Date of Manufacture: 1986
Condition Statement: Excellent vintage condition with beautiful color and minimal wear. Signature and copyright clearly visible on base. Bottom label intact from Michael Garman Productions, Inc.
Fun Fact: Michael Garman's studio in Colorado Springs features an entire "Magic Town" - a miniature city full of tiny scenes like this one, where firefighters, cowboys, and everyday heroes live out their stories in resin and paint. Think Disneyland for realism nerds (and we say that with love).
Shipping & Handling: Ships safely & securely from rural Colorado with careful packing and insurance included. Ground Advantage is standard, or Priority Mail options available depending on location and combined order size.
