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Work in Progress

Here is some of our work in Process...

► Commission to sculpt another bronze of a woman from the waist up touching a peacock. This bronze will be poetic and have beauty with brilliant colors. This bronze will be an outside sculpture sculpted a full scale or scale and a quarter. Size yet to be determined. Photo coming soon.

► Ron is currently working on a leopard laying in a tree. Approximate size 9 X 22 X 24. Available late 2009.

► Ron has recently completed a mountain lion bronze that is about 8” tall. You can view it below and we have also added it to our Bronze Photo Gallery. There will be a limited edition of 15 sold.

► Please see the below attached photo of the Texas Dual Bronzes; the two white tail deer bronzes were set in place March 2007 at the entrance of Flint Creek Ranch, owner Ray and Mandy Murski. The high fenced ranch is located north of Meridian, Texas. Another beautiful work of art sculpted by Ron Schaefer of Clifton.

► Life size rendition of a mountain lion for outside lawn landscape. This sculpture will be for a school mascot in the mid west. This will be a beautiful addition to any home, business or another school. Sculpture is in mediation, no completion date has been determined yet.

► Two new desk top bronzes are available now!.


Kudu Skull	Sable Skull

► The Ron Schaefer does it again! ! Donating another work of art; this Mountain Lion was specially designed for "The Bosque Conservatory Big Event". Each year Ron donates an exceptional bronze for The Big Event Auction that are always bided on with high demand. This bronze has a little history behind it.

Ron and his compadres were glassing cues deer in the high desert mountains north of Phoenix Arizona. Ron glassed in on two mountain lions; one which pierced over cliffs and ravines to stalk on cues deer below as well. The mountain lion stopped long enough for Ron to get this graceful pose. After the mountain lion disappeared, Ron and compadres hiked closer to see if they could find any tracks of the mountain lion. The lion tracks were as big as his palm. One of the COM padres’s indicated the cat probably weighed between 120-140 lbs. A very big and healthy cat for that area feeding on cues deer as their main food source.

This Mountain Lion — Titled "Arizona Ledge" is #1 of 19 editions. Ron continues to do exceptional sculpting.

Measurements are — Width: 8-1/2"— Height: 15"— Depth: 2-1/2".

► Five new drawer pulls are available now!.

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