James Ratliff Gallery Paintings

Artist: Reno Carollo
Title: "Cynthia"

Medium: White marble on stand.

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Artist: James Muir
Title: "And Justice for All"

Size: 20 x 20 x 10

"The golden thread that ties it all together is still my never-ending quest for the essence of life - for Truth in it's purest form."

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Artist: Robert Holmes
Title: "Symbol"

Medium: Cast bronze.

Size: 18 x 11 x 8

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Artist: Marion Herrman
Title: "All that Jazz"

Medium: Bronze.

Marion Herrman's work combines the beauty of her bronze sculptures with the feeling of New Orleans and the world of music. Her musicians are full of life and detailed exquisitely.

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Artist: Marion Herrman
Title: "Flying Home"

Medium: Bronze.

Marion Herrman's work combines the beauty of her bronze sculptures with the feeling of New Orleans and the world of music. Her musicians are full of life and detailed exquisitely.

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Artist: John Dawson
Title: "Man with the Red Vest"

Medium: Clay.

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Artist: Michael Stano
Title: "Magpie"

Medium: 11/20 Bronze.

“My work deals primarily with the object and its relationship to personal and collective memory. By personal memory, I mean involvement with the processes, skills and the act of making, while collective memory indicates the manner in which primitive artifacts have influenced the artistic vernacular."

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Artist: Michael Stano
Title: "Coyote"

Medium: Oak.

"My work deals primarily with the object and its relationship to personal and collective memory. By personal memory, I mean involvement with the processes, skills and the act of making, while collective memory indicates the manner in which primitive artifacts have influenced the artistic vernacular."

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