"Pequod" sculpture by Noah Savett
2020
15" x 11" x 1.5"
Steel
Description: "Pequod" by Noah Savett is a powerful sculpture inspired by his deep connection to Native American culture and his profound experience reading Herman Melville's "Moby Dick." Named after the doomed ship in the novel, this piece captures the essence of relentless pursuit and inevitable failure.
Savett stated: “I related to books theme immediately based on my experience with marriage”
Savett spent time with the remnants of the “men of the swamp,” whose rich Algonquin heritage resonated deeply with him. The liberal use of Algonquin terminology in "Moby Dick" struck a chord with Noah, influencing this evocative work.
Crafted from steel, "Pequod" symbolizes the doomed voyage of Captain Ahab and his crew, mirroring the draining quest against the mighty white whale. This sculpture encapsulates the intense energy and ultimate desolation described in the novel, reflecting the emotional impact the story had on the artist.
Ideal for literary enthusiasts and art collectors alike, "Pequod" is a striking addition to any collection, embodying themes of struggle, cultural ties, and the poignant narrative of "Moby Dick."
Crating and shipping is not included in final price, we will reach out to you to discuss options after purchase.
2020
15" x 11" x 1.5"
Steel
Description: "Pequod" by Noah Savett is a powerful sculpture inspired by his deep connection to Native American culture and his profound experience reading Herman Melville's "Moby Dick." Named after the doomed ship in the novel, this piece captures the essence of relentless pursuit and inevitable failure.
Savett stated: “I related to books theme immediately based on my experience with marriage”
Savett spent time with the remnants of the “men of the swamp,” whose rich Algonquin heritage resonated deeply with him. The liberal use of Algonquin terminology in "Moby Dick" struck a chord with Noah, influencing this evocative work.
Crafted from steel, "Pequod" symbolizes the doomed voyage of Captain Ahab and his crew, mirroring the draining quest against the mighty white whale. This sculpture encapsulates the intense energy and ultimate desolation described in the novel, reflecting the emotional impact the story had on the artist.
Ideal for literary enthusiasts and art collectors alike, "Pequod" is a striking addition to any collection, embodying themes of struggle, cultural ties, and the poignant narrative of "Moby Dick."
Crating and shipping is not included in final price, we will reach out to you to discuss options after purchase.
2020
15" x 11" x 1.5"
Steel
Description: "Pequod" by Noah Savett is a powerful sculpture inspired by his deep connection to Native American culture and his profound experience reading Herman Melville's "Moby Dick." Named after the doomed ship in the novel, this piece captures the essence of relentless pursuit and inevitable failure.
Savett stated: “I related to books theme immediately based on my experience with marriage”
Savett spent time with the remnants of the “men of the swamp,” whose rich Algonquin heritage resonated deeply with him. The liberal use of Algonquin terminology in "Moby Dick" struck a chord with Noah, influencing this evocative work.
Crafted from steel, "Pequod" symbolizes the doomed voyage of Captain Ahab and his crew, mirroring the draining quest against the mighty white whale. This sculpture encapsulates the intense energy and ultimate desolation described in the novel, reflecting the emotional impact the story had on the artist.
Ideal for literary enthusiasts and art collectors alike, "Pequod" is a striking addition to any collection, embodying themes of struggle, cultural ties, and the poignant narrative of "Moby Dick."
