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Casting USGA 2023 Bob Jones Awards

The Bob Jones Award is the highest honor given by the United States Golf Association in recognition of distinguished sportsmanship in golf. It is named in honor of Bob Jones (March 17, 1902 - December 18, 1971) who was the most successful amateur golfer to compete on a national and international level. Jones founded and helped to design the Augusta National Golf Club and co-founded the Master Tournament. The award bronze was created by sculptor Zenos Frudakis.

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Flyers Hall of Fame Awards

Jennifer Frudakis-Petry working with Taryn on the patina for Paul Holmgren.

Randy mounting the figures to the bases for Paul Holmgren and Rick Tocchet.

Finished award for past recipient Ron Hextal.

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The Most Dangerous Woman in the World: Fredia "Cheetah" Gibbs

Laran Bronze, INC is proud to cast the first statue of a female athlete in Pennsylvania and the first female Martial Artist statue on the Planet.

The Artist, Jennifer Frudakis-Petry with the wax of Fredia.

The Artist, Jennifer Frudakis-Petry with the wax of Fredia.

Artist Jennifer Frudakis -Petry  inspecting and adding final details to the wax

Artist Jennifer Frudakis -Petry inspecting and adding final details to the wax

Fredia’s autobiography available wherever paperbacks are sold

Fredia’s autobiography available wherever paperbacks are sold

She has held world titles for International Sport Karate Association (ISKA), World Kickboxing Association (WKA), World Karate Federation (WKF).

Jennifer Frudakis-Petry with Fredia and the foundry back when the maquette was first brought in.

Jennifer Frudakis-Petry with Fredia and the foundry back when the maquette was first brought in.

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Thank You, all who served.

The United States Air Force Memorial Honor Guard by Zenos Frudakis

The United States Air Force Memorial Honor Guard by Zenos Frudakis

World War II Memorial by Raymond Kaskey

World War II Memorial by Raymond Kaskey

Mariners’ Monument by Terry Jones

Mariners’ Monument by Terry Jones

First Tear by Andrew Chernak

First Tear by Andrew Chernak

Battlefield Cross(s) by Andrew Chernak

Battlefield Cross(s) by Andrew Chernak

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"Medusa with the Head" unveiled, NYC.

“Medusa with the Head” by Luciano Garbati.

The project, that was started before the pandemic was unveiled Yesterday, October 13. The artist is from Argentina, and sculpted the original in 2008.

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It is located in Collect Pond Park, across from New York County Criminal Courthouse. It will be on display at the location until April 2021.

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The project was brought to Laran Bronze by Vanessa Solomon who managed the project. It was slowed down due to the pandemic and travel restrictions. It is a reversal of Cellini’s Perseus with the Head of Medusa, who was punished for being a rape a rape victim in the original story. It has since gone viral as a symbol of feminism and controversy.

Luciano, (left) and Solomon (orange).

Luciano, (left) and Solomon (orange).

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We wish you all a wonderful Holiday Season!

Happy Holidays! We will be closed Christmas Day and New Years Day with limited staff and hours on the 24th and 26th.

Happy Holidays! We will be closed Christmas Day and New Years Day with limited staff and hours on the 24th and 26th.

Jennifer Frudakis-Petry with Frieda “The Cheetah” Gibbs, and the maquette of Frieda which will be enlarged to 6ft. and cast in bronze.

Jennifer Frudakis-Petry with Frieda “The Cheetah” Gibbs, and the maquette of Frieda which will be enlarged to 6ft. and cast in bronze.

Brenda quality inspecting the tree before wrapping and delivery to the foundry.

Brenda quality inspecting the tree before wrapping and delivery to the foundry.

Ali wax by Chris Collins.

Ali wax by Chris Collins.

Chris Collins putting the finishing touches on the wax foot.

Chris Collins putting the finishing touches on the wax foot.

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Elaine Lorenz's Élan Vital

Rebecca Marquez applying cupric over ferric patina.

Rebecca Marquez applying cupric over ferric patina.

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The three pieces ranging from 7.5 to 8 feet will be installed on the pier in Piermont, NY in August. We look forward to working together in the future and are excited to see the sculpture in it’s environment. For more of Elaine Lorenz’s work visit her website www.elainelorenz.com