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In the following pages you will find a unique collection of sculpture proudly represented by McLarry Fine Art. Collected over the last 20 years this private estate represents some of the finest artist of the West.

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“Jill” by Glenna Goodacre 53" x 36" x 37" • Bronze • $42,000

“The Runner” by Glenna Goodacre 50" x 50" x 20" • Bronze • $35,000

Glenna Goodacre

1939 - 2020

During a remarkable career spanning five decades, Goodacre was awarded many important public commissions, including her Vietnam Women’s Memorial in Washington, D.C., and her design for the Sacagawea dollar. In 1997, Goodacre was selected as the winning sculptor in an international competition to create the Irish Memorial at Penn’s Landing in Philadelphia. This was Goodacre’s most ambitious public sculpture; it comprises 35 life-size figures documenting the potato famine in Ireland and the subsequent immigration of survivors to the United States. In 1998, she created a seven-foot standing portrait of President Ronald Reagan depicted in casual riding attire for the National Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma City and Reagan’s presidential library in California.

Goodacre was an academician of the National Academy of Design and a fellow of the National Sculpture Society. She won many awards at these institutions’ New York exhibitions. Goodacre received honorary doctorates from her alma mater, Colorado College, and Texas Tech University in her hometown of Lubbock. In 2002, she won the James Earl Fraser Sculpture Award at the Prix de West Exhibition. In 2003, she was awarded the Gold Medal For Career Achievement from The Portrait Society of America and the Texas Medal of Arts. She was inducted into the Cowgirl Hall of Fame in 2003.

“He is, They are” by Glenna Goodacre 98" x 37" x 38" • Bronze • Contact the gallery for pricing

Jane DeDecker

1961 -

Jane DeDecker has been sculpting the human figure for over thirty-five years. She seeks to capture moments that reveal truths about the human condition, that, when stripped down to their essence, are understood intrinsically. As a figurative sculptor, she communicates emotional experience through lyrical compositions that move the viewer. DeDecker’s sculptures stop life in mid-sentence – somewhere between inhaling and exhaling – and gives it form. She tells a story through the simple moments that imprint our lives and define us.

As DeDecker works the clay, concepts emerge from memories and observations of life.

DeDecker became a member of the National Sculpture Society in New York City in 1998 and a Fellow in 2007. She has placed over 175 life and monumental sized public sculptures in over thirty-three states. Some of the highlights of DeDecker’s installations include “Harriet Tubman” at the Clinton Library in Little Rock, Arkansas; “Can Can” at the Brookgreen Gardens in South Carolina; “Amelia Earhart” at the Earhart Elementary School in Oakland, California; and “Sharing Discoveries” at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota.

DeDecker feels honored to be sculpting in a time when communities are investing in art to value what defines their unique history.

DeDecker manipulates clay with painterly brush marks, with careful attention to her intent. Under her hands, there is a fluidity in clay that echoes the human form. Her work is not static, nor is it a finished thought, but rather tied to a moment in time and place that reflects the unfinished story that is our humanity. The permanence of her sculptures cast in bronze drives her to respect the message she leaves behind – positive affirmations about life.

“Can Can” by Jane DeDecker 63" x 72" x 48" • Bronze • Contact the gallery for pricing

“Tree” by Jane DeDecker 88" x 24" x 10" • Bronze • $35,000

“Carefree” by Jane DeDecker 54" x 24" x 38" • Bronze • $19,000

“Lords of the Forest” by Jane DeDecker 68" x 84" x 30" • Bronze • $75,000

“In the Yard II” by Jane DeDecker 32" x 18" x 32" • Bronze • $12,500

“In the Yard I” by Jane DeDecker 53" x 20" x 16" • Bronze • $12,500

“In the Yard IV” by Jane DeDecker 43" x 32" x 9" • Bronze • $12,500

“In the Yard III” by Jane DeDecker 72" x 21" x 19" • Bronze • $12,500

“Hula Hoop” by Jane DeDecker 45" x 30" x 30" • Bronze • $25,000

“A Gentle Touch” by Jane DeDecker 53" x 15" x 27" • Bronze • $19,000

“Madeline” by Jane DeDecker 38" x 12" x 16" • Bronze • $11,000

“Standing Together” by Jane DeDecker 41" x 15" x 20" • Bronze • $19,000

Jeremy Bradshaw

“Spring (In Her Step)” black, by Jeremy Bradshaw 20" x 9" x 13" • Bronze • $5,500

“Spring (In Her Step)” white, by Jeremy Bradshaw 20" x 9" x 13" • Bronze • $5,500

Joshua Tobey

“Siesta” by Joshua Tobey 63" x 75" x 20" • Bronze • $69,000

Tim Cherry

“Rabbit Flyer” by Tim Cherry 16" x 44" x 11" • Bronze • $14,000

“Mountain Run” by Tim Cherry 56" x 80" x 36" • Bronze • $58,000

Peter Wotuk

“Medium Conversation” by Peter Wotuk 27" x 31" x 9" • Bronze • $35,000

Shawn Smith

“Kodiak” by Shawn Smith 52" x 72" x 15" • Wood Composite • $17,500

Paul Rhymer

“Leave No Stone Unturned” by Paul Rhymer “Mama Bear” • 32" x 53" x 23" • Bronze • $21,650 “Baby Bear” • 26" x 9" x 8" • Bronze • $7,000

Robin Laws

“Dee Dee and Libby” by Robin Laws 42" x 53" x 26" • Bronze • $35,000

Javier Martin

“Cabeza de Mujer” by Javier Martin 59" x 48" x 25" • Bronze • $125,000

David Phelps

“Grace” by David Phelps 20" x 77" x 40" • Bronze • $19,000

David Unger

“Joy of Life” by David Unger 37" x 61" x 29" • Bronze • $35,000

Walter Horak

“Transit” by Walter Horak 42" x 36" x 12" • Bronze • $25,000

“Swimmer” by Gail Folwell 14" x 36" x 10" • Bronze • $9,000

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