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"Wind River" Statue

"In the history of sculpture, the horse is commonly depicted in a public monument in tribute to the warrior or hero. This heroic tradition may be observed on Texas Tech’s campus in the bronze sculptures of Will Rogers and the Masked Rider. The Butterfield horse invites viewers to look at this animal—full of symbolic and cultural significance—in a new way. Works of art that encourage the viewer to study an animal, an object, or an idea from a fresh perspective seem particularly appropriate within a university, for the paradigm shift one experiences in the academic environment is often a gateway to intellectual growth and personal discovery."

- University Public Art Collection

Deborah Butterfiled.Wild River.2004. Bronze. Murray West Hall (West Entrance)

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Texas Tech University

2500 Broadway

Lubbock, Texas 74909

 

Phone: 806.742.2011

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Undergraduate Admissions:

West Hall 2500 Broadway

Lubbock, TX 79409-5005

 

Phone: 806.742.1480

 

Graduate Admissions:

Administration Building 328 

P.O. Box 41030

Lubbock, TX 79409-1030

 

Phone: 806.742.2787

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