THE FULL LINE OF Christopher Pardell's
ART WORK COLLECTION

Christopher Pardell

A Native American and a fur trader are in the process of saving their skins in the middle of a violent river! This sculpture captures the turmoil and intensity of the journey.

Christopher Pardell

Since 1987, Christopher Pardell has created amazing action sculptures in the Legendary West. "As Things Were" shows the natural progression of an artist. The sculpture is knockout beautiful!

Christopher Pardell

this sculpture depicts the strength and unbreaking spirit of Sacajawea, a guide and interpreter for Lewis and Clark.

Christopher Pardell

Well known in his tribe for being a skilled hunter of eagles and hawks, Two Feathers is said to know the nesting spot of every great bird within seven days travel. Talk among his people is that he charms the feathers from eagles; sparing their lives in exchange for their plumage. In his youth, he began capturing small hawks and other birds as a boyhood game. "Our feathered brothers belong to the sky," he stated firmly. Since that time, Two Feathers selected only a few choice feathers from each of his captives prior to their release.

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This artist proof edition sculpture shows a bold eagle spreading its wings as it soars through the air. This is the embodiment of the High Spirit! Artists Proofs only

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Ascension (religion), in Christian belief, the departure of Jesus Christ from the earth 40 days after his resurrection from the dead. The event is described as occurring in the presence of the apostles; Christ was lifted up and a cloud took him out of their sight. In some New Testament passages (see Mark 16:19-20; Luke 24:50-51; Acts 1:1-14) the ascension is represented as an observed historical fact. Other passages (see 1 Peter 3:22; 1 Timothy 3:16, Hebrews 4:14) stress its theological dimension. Its significance seems to center on the glorification of Christ and its service as a sign that his earthly mission had been fulfilled. The Feast of the Ascension, one of the great festivals of Christianity, is observed on Thursday, 40 days after Easter. Artists have often depicted the theme in one of three ways: Christ ascending upon clouds toward the outstretched hand of God the Father, Christ being carried by angels, or Christ ascending by his own power.

Christopher Pardell

Ascension (religion), in Christian belief, the departure of Jesus Christ from the earth 40 days after his resurrection from the dead. The event is described as occurring in the presence of the apostles; Christ was lifted up and a cloud took him out of their sight. In some New Testament passages (see Mark 16:19-20; Luke 24:50-51; Acts 1:1-14) the ascension is represented as an observed historical fact. Other passages (see 1 Peter 3:22; 1 Timothy 3:16, Hebrews 4:14) stress its theological dimension. Its significance seems to center on the glorification of Christ and its service as a sign that his earthly mission had been fulfilled. The Feast of the Ascension, one of the great festivals of Christianity, is observed on Thursday, 40 days after Easter. Artists have often depicted the theme in one of three ways: Christ ascending upon clouds toward the outstretched hand of God the Father, Christ being carried by angels, or Christ ascending by his own power.

Christopher Pardell

This special edition is an exclusive of a sculpture that sold out in its original edition rapidly. This depiction of a young Arapaho woman stands in the wind and strikes a breathtaking pose. She represents the elegance and beauty of the Native American people.

Christopher Pardell

Here, we see a woman in quiet repose as she sits upon some pillows. This sculpture is yet another example of the elegance and enchantment that the artist attempts to give to his work.

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"Each To The Other" portrays our connections with others–relationships that define our larger sense of self. This Native American couple celebrates their love and shared experiences.

Christopher Pardell

Each of these bronze sculptures are intriguing, provocative, self-assured and complex. "Their bodies are their own," Pardell says, "I created them to celebrate the beauty of all women. In art, beauty is a metaphor for goodness, nobility and strength... an

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A lace corset is the subject of this piece of art. It outlines and beautifies the unique figure of a woman.

Christopher Pardell

Christopher Pardell says that there is a "strength and dignity that women possess that fascinates me as an artist." This sculpture is just one example of Pardells feelings on women, she is sure of herself.

Christopher Pardell

Here, we see the special relationship between a man and his horse. This sculpture simply exudes the harmony of our kind, with all others.

Christopher Pardell

An image of an Indian fighter on his steed and armed with a rifle. He is a visionary for Indian pride and individuality.

Christopher Pardell

Two young and buxom mermaids frolic in an innocent game of Keep Away. Their long hair and ocean-green tails flow gracefully behind them in a moment of pure ecstasy and joy. Artist Proofs (AP)

Christopher Pardell

"Each To The Other" portrays our connections with others–relationships that define our larger sense of self. This Native American couple celebrates their love and shared experiences.

Christopher Pardell

Our Lives, Our Legacy

Christopher Pardell

Two eagles are courting danger as they duke it out in the sky! This sculpture exudes both raw aggression and beautiful strength.

Christopher Pardell

Fiercely beautiful, the Wicked Queen has reached an age where her radiance is fading. When the Magic Mirror reveals that Snow White has finally become "more fair than thee," she plots the girls demise. Captured in the highest quality metal embedded in Lucite, “Mirror, Mirror” depicts the evil queen as she contemplates her plan. Shaped like the actual mirror, this newest release features her peacock throne deeply etched in the background while the face in the mirror appears to magically float before her. This effect is enhanced by a new luminescent process that makes the face in the mirror glow in the dark.

Christopher Pardell

Fiercely beautiful, the Wicked Queen has reached an age where her radiance is fading. When the Magic Mirror reveals that Snow White has finally become "more fair than thee," she plots the girls demise. Captured in the highest quality metal embedded in Lucite, “Mirror, Mirror” depicts the evil queen as she contemplates her plan. Shaped like the actual mirror, this newest release features her peacock throne deeply etched in the background while the face in the mirror appears to magically float before her. This effect is enhanced by a new luminescent process that makes the face in the mirror glow in the dark.

Christopher Pardell

This sculpture is a wonderful representation of the classic Disney story about Pinocchio. Pinocchios father, Gepetto, wished that his marionette Pinocchio could be a real boy. A fairy unexpectedly granted his wish. The fairy assigned Jiminy Cricket to act as Pinocchios "conscience", keeping him out of trouble.

Christopher Pardell

This sculpture is a wonderful representation of the classic Disney story about Pinocchio. Pinocchios father, Gepetto, wished that his marionette Pinocchio could be a real boy. A fairy unexpectedly granted his wish. The fairy assigned Jiminy Cricket to act as Pinocchios "conscience", keeping him out of trouble.

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Pardell has captured the Holy resurrection of Christ in this inspirational Lucite sculpture.

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Skys The Limit

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Hands Of Time

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Running Wind

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Cloud King

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Cloud King Artist Proof

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Dream Dance

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Eagle Spirit

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Ocean Friends

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Strength and Honor

Dan Medina

Into The Blue

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Into The Blue

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Grace

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Grace

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