Bronze Sculptures

Bronze sculpture limited edition of 50, this piece honors long-time secretary and one of the founders of the Appaloosa Horse Club, George Hatley.  Pictured on his champion stallion Toby II, it is approximately 20" high x 20" long x 6 inches wide. Black walnut base. 

The Bengal Pride installation in Lewiston, ID was such a hit that another group of donors and boosters asked for an aggressive version of the Bengal mascot.  It should be completed in late 2025 or early 2026, it will be a 1.5x lifesize Bengal tiger bronze sculpture. To show off the power of the Bengals, it will be placed on a pedestal at the entrance to the new P1FCU stadium in Lewiston, Idaho.

 Shayne started this bronze sculpture after his grandmother Vivian told of hiking up the mountain to get her grandpa Ira Pottenger for supper.   She and sister Fleta rode the draft horse down the hill.

 It is a limited edition of 10. 

The Canada Lynx just missed catching a snowshoe hare for his dinner.  

 It is a limited edition of 75.  Perfect bronze sculpture for a gift!

This beautiful Native American bronze art sculpture is currently available in multiple patinas.  Numbers one and three of this limited edition of ten are already sold. 

Bronze sculpture limited edition of 10, depicting a mature female cougar/mountain lion and her nearly adult male cub, they are attacking a bighorn ram on the basalt palisades of Hells Canyon in Idaho.   10" wide x 14" long x 9" high. Black walnut base.  Add this unique bronze sculpture to your rustic home decor today.

Limited Edition of 75, this bronze head is a light bay color and shows the exquisite detail and form of the Arabian Horse.  Approx 6" tall, this bronze art sculpture is available as a wall mount or bookends.  $125 + shipping

This is Shayne's public art installation from 2023. It is an 11-foot-long Bengal tiger bronze sculpture that has been placed on basalt columns in front of the new Lewiston, Idaho high school. Smaller editions are available, click for details below.