The Trumpeter, Nude Half Life
By Richard MacDonald
Mosaic Theater Company of DC is pleased to announce the sale of this celebrated work of art. Proceeds will benefit the Mosaic Theater Company and Studio Acting Conservatory.
A Representation of Joy and Hope
Exquisite Detail
Trumpeter
by Richard MacDonald
“The Trumpeter represents the very embodiment of joy. With a thousand nuances of form, from her outstretched fingers to the carefree tilt of her head, she conveys a sense of youth and hope that vibrates like the imaginary notes of music she plays. It is this rare, lighthearted playfulness that sets the Trumpeter apart and conveys joy with elegant simplicity.”
The Trumpeter, Richard MacDonald
Hand-signed by the artist
Trumpeter
by Richard MacDonald
Sculptor: Richard MacDonald
Richard MacDonald is a contemporary figurative sculptor who has spent over fifty years creating—seeking to capture every facet of the human experience through his work.
Richard MacDonald
Richard MacDonald’s figurative sculptures revel in the beauty and physical prowess of the human form. His work follows the lineage of sculptural masters like Auguste Rodin and Gian Lorenzo Bernini, albeit with a contemporary twist. MacDonald works in traditional materials, but frequently paints over the bronze he casts. His subjects contort themselves like dancers in motion, revealing highly detailed musculature. MacDonald’s focus on the body’s ability to manipulate itself has led to a long-standing creative partnership with the theatrical troupe Cirque du Soleil. He has also received commissions for MGM and the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta, and has exhibited in London, Shanghai, Taipei, Singapore, Los Angeles, Barcelona, and Montreal.
Trumpeter by Richard MacDonald
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Trumpeter by Richard MacDonald
Dancer Sandra Kamman responds to Trumpeter when she arrived at Studio Acting Conservatory in 2021.
Trumpeter is currently displayed at Studio Acting Conservatory and includes marble base and black plinthe
Trumpeter by Richard MacDonald
Trumpeter by
Richard MacDonald