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Artist's Statement

It is important to me that my artwork accurately represent the subject, present the sculpture in an appealing vision, and beckon the viewer to return to it regularly. Equine and Canine bronze sculpture aficionados have very subjective opinions of the particular breed and discipline. It is important that I study and understand the anatomy and capture the essence of each subject accurately. That is what representational art is and I intend to provide my collectors with the high quality they expect.

whiprack detail
Whip Rack
Bertie, left view
Bertie
Hav Sum Fun
Hav Sum Fun
 
Jack Wants to Play, Jack Russel Terrier Sculpture front view
Jack Wants to Play
back to the brush
Back to the Brush
Old English Gamecock sculpture
Old English Gamecock
 
Ruffle Grouse carving
Grouse on the North Shore
Equestrian Vase
Equestrian Vase
Hennesey, King Charles Spaniel
Hennesey, King Charles Spaniel
 
Escape by a Hare
Escape by a Hare
Fox on the Run
Fox on the Run
Beagle and his Bunny
Beagle and his Bunny
 
Reddy Fox - Safely home
Reddy Fox - Safely Home
Jaunty Hound Jug
Jaunty Hound Jug
Hanoverian Mare and Foal
Hanoverian Mare and Foal
 
Savager and Watch Out
Savage and Watch Out
Old Man Coyote Finds a Toy
Old Man Coyote Finds a Toy
Muffin
Muffin
 
Bad Footing
Bad Footing
Ware Hole and Hound
Ware Hole and Hound
Broken Rails
Broken Rails
 
The Aiken Drag
The Aiken Drag
Three miniatures together
Three miniatures together
white timber wolf head
Timber Wolf, white
 
timber wolf head
Timber Wolf, bronze
USCTA award, horse and rider jumping over shield
USCTA Hall of Fame Award
Pembroke Welsh Corgi side view
Pembroke Welsh Corgi
 
Basset sculpture
Rosie
Beagle by the Fire
Beagle by the Fire

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