The Cobbler's Path

Sculpture; bronze sculpture titled "The Cobbler's Path" by Maynard Tischler, 2010; flat rectangular base resembles wood graned bench top; two lace up boots on base, proper left boot sits on left side of base, proper right boot is turned upside down and positioned on stand to right of left boot; hammer, knife, and other tools rest at center and right sides of base; overall natural bronze patina with golden highlights; small frog sits on back of bench on left side and has green patina; sculptor has signed sculpture on outside of proper left boot heel "Maynard '10"; foundry has stamped sculpture on right side of base towards front "Joseph's Art Works, Inc. CO. 80110"; see Notes for comments on sculpture.

Cobbler's Path
Maynard Tischler
2010
Bronze
Purchased by the Fine Arts Committee

Shoemaker Veto La Rocco's son, Tony, donated the lot at the corner of Windermere and Berry to Littleton for one of the City's pocket parks. A neat little oasis along a busy street, it provides a pleasant place of grass, trees and benches called La Rocco Plaza. The mini park includes a sculpture named "The Cobbler's Path".

https://www.littletongov.org/my-littleton/littleton-history/biographies/la-rocco

Owner: City of Littleton
Maintenance authority: City of Littleton - Fine Arts Board/Littleton Museum