Vintage 1994 Stephen Maxon "Shark" Metal Sculpture Pop Art

For your consideration is this vintage 1994 Stephen Maxon metal pop art sculpture called "Shark". 

DIMENSIONS: 
12" W x 3" D x 6.5" T

Here's a biography of Stephen Maxon courtesy of his website:
http://www.max-cast.com/artists.php?action=view&id=3

Born into a family of itinerant acrobats, young Stephen went lost in the western wilderness, having dropped out of the back of a medicine-show wagon. Living on snake venom and cactus thorns, the toddler was adopted and raised by wolves. Later, after being rescued by cowboys, he rode from town to town on bucking broncos searching for his parents and eking out a meager living wrestling grizzly bears.

Knighted at fourteen, he became a mercenary in Central Africa struggling to protect endangered plants and wildlife and continuing his search for his long-lost family. Laboring to discover new strains of communicable diseases, he worked tirelessly to stomp out athlete's foot and halitosis.

He began sculpting at six months, twisting the bars of his playpen into a striking likeness of the family dog. Later he studied with Donatello, Giacommetti and Rodin, teaching the latter all he knew. After years of study and toil, Maxon renounced his MFA to become an outsider artist. Finding casting much less difficult than bending steel bars with his teeth, he developed new ways of melting metal via thought control.

After making and losing several fortunes, he currently lives in a trailer in rural Iowa receiving messages from outer space in his dental fillings. He enjoys telling lies and chewing gum.