Z.S. Liang — Lakota Warriors Little Big Horn June 25 1876 - Canvas
Dim: 26 inches wide by 34 inches tall
Z.S. Liang — Overlooking Two Medicine River 1806 - Master Works Edition On Canvas
Dim: 38 inches wide by 25 inches tall
Z.S. Liang — Hunting the River Bank - Master Works Edition On Canvas
Dim: 40 inches wide by 26 inches tall
Luke Frazier — Call of the Sea - Master Works Edition On Canvas
Dim: 37 inches wide by 23 inches tall
June Carey — Sunflowers of Castiglion Fiorentino - Master Works Edition On Canvas
Dim: 37 inches wide by 31 inches tall
John Buxton — Ambush 1725 at Lovewell Pond - Master Works Edition On Canvas
Dim: 42 inches wide by 24 inches tall
James Christensen — Shakespearean Fantasy - Master Works Edition On Canvas
Dim: 21 inches wide by 40 inches tall
Guy Combes — The Constant Gardener - Master Works Edition On Canvas
Dim: 40 inches wide by 30 inches tall
Dean Morrisey — Danu of the Celts - Master Works Edition On Canvas
Dim: 21 inches wide by 42 inches tall
Dean Morrisey — Solarus the Wizard Master Works Edition - Canvas
Dim: 28 inches wide by 44 inches tall
Bonnie Marris — Morning Muses - Master Works Edition On Canvas
Dim: 48 inches wide by 24 inches tall
Bonnie Marris — Summer Fields - Master Works Edition On Canvas
Dim: 48 inches wide by 24 inches tall
Alan Bean — Apollo Moonscape An Explorer Artists Vision - Giclee On Paper Artist Proof
Dim: 35 inches wide by 14 inches tall
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About Mark Hopkins
Mark Hopkins is considered one of the premier sculptors in the United States today. From tabletop sculpture to monuments, his work is displayed in homes, offices, and public settings around the world. Mark Hopkins' work is in everyway, a reflection of its creator. It reveals Mark's total fascination with nearly every conceivable aspect of life: from history, children, sports, music and religion to wildlife of the land, sea and air. With a style so flowing and alive it has been called "bronze in motion," the work is as passionate and expressive as the artist himself. For as long as he can remember, Mark has been captivated by form and design. From the time he was young boy, with the encouragement of family and teachers, he worked to develop his innate talent, and explore the various techniques and mediums of sculpture. In addition to his skill as an artist, Mark made himself a technical expert in the art of "lost wax" bronze casting. At the Mark Hopkins Sculpture foundry, Mark monitors the casting process, ensuring that the integrity of his work is maintained throughout its creation in bronze. With the help of many talented craftsmen, Mark endeavors to establish an enduring legacy of high-quality bronze sculpture. It has taken half a lifetime for Mark to attain his preeminent status in the world of art. For many years, the necessity of providing for his large family took Mark into other, more traditional vocations. Throughout those years, though, Mark never stopped sculpting. He knew in his heart that it was the work he was born to do. From the many challenges and experiences of his life came a remarkably unique style of art. Mark Hopkins constantly challenges himself to translate the richness of life an" nobility of the human soul into enduring sculptural form. In his words, "I strive to express beyond the image, to catch spirit, to reveal deeper emotions, and to share joy." As he continues to rise to that challenge, his work is attaining an honored place in the history of art.