"Welcome! As one who loves the western way of life, I'd like to present to you the visions that are born in my heart and live on in my sculptures. As you view my work, you might feel the wind blowing and be chilled, the weariness of a cowboy after a long day's work, the heart-pounding experience of riding a bucking bronc or simply the tenderness of a young boy and his pony. Let your heart feel my work and let your eyes experience it. Please, come in and enjoy..."
"Marked Out, the 2009 project for the Ellensburg Rodeo in Ellensburg, Washington, is the seventh addition to my rodeo series that I've done for this particular rodeo. The rider being portrayed is Steven Dent, who qualified to compete at the PRCA world finals in Las Vegas in 2008. He's one of the nation's top notch bareback bronc riders and I've been very happy to immortalize not only Steven but the rodeo event of bareback bronc riding in general. This is truly one of the major events that embodies the grand sport of rodeo.
If you're going to central Oregon, be sure stop at the Soda Creek Gallery in Sisters; the superb display of art and friendly atmosphere there will assure you of a very enjoyable visit.
One of my new galleries is at the coastal resort town of Seaside, Oregon; you won't be disappointed if you stop by the Gilbert District Gallery located at 613 Broadway. There is a wonderful display of art in various genres, my bronzes are in front as you walk in.
You might have noticed a bit of a change in my web site recently. I've decided to revamp the whole site and am adding a new page, which represents my paintings. I specialize in rock paintings done on slices of various types of rocks, such as Brazilian agate. I must give a lot of praise to Dave Rutz in Brooklet, Georgia, who with his infinite wisdom of anything computer, has done all this wonderful remodeling for me. Thanks Dave!"
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There has been no news concerning the recovery of my four bronzes that were stolen from the Ambiance Gallery in Redmond, Oregon, in October 2004. I encourage anyone who acquires any of these bronzes or has seen them to contact me so that we might learn some information that could lead to the arrest of the thieves. They need to be stopped.
The four bronzes were:
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