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Blue Horizon 125" H x 27" W x 28"D Bronze Edition 18 |
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Blue Horizon detail |
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| Renaissance 12" H x 15" W x 6.5"D Bronze Edition 50 |
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| Renaissance detail |
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The Big Easy
Edition 24 13 1/2 h x 10 w Bronze |
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After Midnight
Edition 24 26"H Bronze |
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Jester
Edition 50 10 1/2 h x 3 1/2 w x 3 1/2 d Bronze |
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Harmony
Edition 75 16 h x 8 w x 6 d Bronze |
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Little Wing
Edition 24 10" h x 18" w x 16"d Bronze |
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Wingsong
Edition 50 25 1/2 h x 16 w x 12" d Bronze |
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Capistrano
Edition 50 19 1/2 h x 15 w x 16" d Bronze |
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The Secret
Edition 75 6 1/2 h x 6" w x 2 1/2" d Bronze |
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Obsession
Edition 50 34 1/2 h x 9" w x 7" d Bronze |
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The Rise
Edition 50 36" h x 17" w x 22" d Bronze |
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| The Painter 24" H x 5 1/4" W Bronze Edition 34 |
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The Painter 26" H x 16" x 14" Bronze Edition 18 |
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| Piano Man (detail) |
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| Piano Man 39" H Bronze |
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Michael Holmes makes his home in the Columbia Basin of Eastern Washington. He graduated in 1978 with a Masters Degree in Fine Art from Central Washington University. A Royal City high school art teacher, Michael creates his sculptures in an area of Washington quite conducive to his primary interest in wild birds. His home town of Moses Lake is located centrally in the Pacific Flyway and allows him year round opportunity for field trips and study.
In this rural setting, Michael uses his design sense to create compositions which portray qualities of his subjects that overlap and intertwine human emotion and values. Peace, love, freedom and security are all issues he has visually addressed in his bronze sculpture. An ardent and eclectic music fan, he often uses visual musical representations to help convey his feelings about an issue.Using symbolism, motion, and beauty, Mr. Holmes creates the mood of each new bronze edition. His most recent work uses a fluid design to capture a favorite sighting while visiting Washingtons outstanding outdoor recreational areas. The ten and one-half foot bronze monument depicts a great blue heron rising out of a breezy marsh into flight, looking towards the Blue Horizon. With a careful balance between concept and composition, his sculpture speaks for itself.
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