This pivotal sculpture by Ed marks the debut of his groundbreaking negative space technique—where absence and form unite to evoke powerful presence and emotion. It honors Corporal Clinton Greaves, a Buffalo Soldier of the 9th Cavalry and Medal of Honor recipient. Born enslaved in Virginia, Greaves became renowned for his bravery during an 1877 Apache engagement in New Mexico, shooting until his weapon failed and then bashing his way through enemy lines to save his patrol. More than art, this work is a tribute to courage, resilience, and historical justice.

This is an essential cornerstone for any Ed collection—an original, historic, and deeply inspirational masterpiece that belongs in every intersection of art and legacy.

Size: 36”H x 17”W