Horse Sculpture by Mary Sand - AAEA Associate |
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Bronze sculptures serving as trophies |
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Edition of Unbridled Splendor serving as: Judgement ISF honored in final public appearance during the Animal Planet Sporthorse Cup, November 2009 Syracuse Invitational Sporthorse Tournament |
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| Beezie Madden, Mary Alice Malone, John Madden present the trophy to winning horse Gael Force ridden by Darragh Kenny. | |||||||||||
| Sculpture dimensions w/o trophy base: H:16", L: 21", W: 6" (41, 53, 15cm) | |||||||||||
Edition of Breathtaking sculpture serving as: Janine Klein Memorial Trophy FEI Intermediaire I Freestyle Performance Class, Dressage at Devon |
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The Janine Klein Memorial Trophy was created in memory of my dearest friend Janine Klein. She was a sister to me, a talented dressage rider and a true horseman in every sense. Janine was an individual that saw "possibilities" not obstacles, and after she moved from California to Bucks County Pa., she convinced me to do the same. She assured me that I would be able to fulfill my dream of having my horses at home and that with the extensive artist community in Bucks County; it would be the perfect place for me to pursue my sculpture career full-time. She was an exceptionally kind human being, whose greatest strength was to empower others to be the best that they could be. On the right is a marketing piece she created during a team exercise at Glaxo Smith Kline and it represented her approach in life. Janine's beautiful horse Machu Picchu is here at home with me. |
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Edition of Classic Thoroughbred serving as: La Scala Restaurant Perpetual Trophy |
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Sculpture dimensions without trophy base: H: 14”, L: 23”, W: 7” |
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Copyright © 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 Sand Seelmann Sculptures, Mary Sand Studio - All rights reserved |
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