Darlis Lamb

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"Trio" Bronze, Edition of 50 3.5" high x 5.5" deep x 2.5" wide $750.	"Trio, Too" Bronze, 1/15 Pears are moveable - place at your whimsy! Bronze, Edition of 50 3.5" high x 5.5" deep x 2.5" wide $750.
"French Lesson 11- Fraises Trois" 3 Strawberries Bronze, 14/35 3" high x 6" deep x 8 1/2" wide $950.	"French Lesson 6 - Mangues Dorees" Golden Mangoes Bronze, 1/15 4 1/2" high x 23 1/2" long x 6" deep, $2300
"Madame Rose" 12/50 bronze on marble base $1,100
"French Lesson 15 - 7 Kakis Asiatiques, 7 Asian Persimmons" 4"h x 29"w x 8 1/4"d Bronze, edition of 15 $4,750
"French Lesson 5 - Aubergine" 5" x 19.75" x 9.5" AP 1/2 $2,800	"Winter Morning" 13" x 19" x 5.5" Edition: 4/25 $3,700
"Chocolate Strawberry, Fraise de Chocolat" 3" High x 3" Deep X 3" Wide Detached Marble Base Edition: 15/120 (piece and base both numbered $425	"Wild Strawberry, Fraisier Commun" 3" High x 3" Deep X 3" Wide Detached Marble Base Edition: 19/120 (piece and base both numbered $425
"Heartsong Pear, Poire de Heartsong" 3" High x 3" Deep X 3" Wide Detached Marble Base Edition: 32/100 (piece and base both numbered $425	"Sumo Pear, Poire de Sumo" 3" High x 3" Deep X 3" Wide Detached Marble Base Edition: 22/100 (piece and base both numbered $425
"Perfect Little Pear, Petit Poire Parfaite" 3" High x 3" Deep X 3" Wide Detached Marble Base Edition: 98/100 (piece and base both numbered $425	"Sweet Little Pear, Petit Poire Douce" 3" High x 3" Deep X 3" Wide Detached Marble Base Edition: 96/100 (piece and base both numbered $425
"Cat's In The Cradle" front set of seven limited edition bronze sculptures Set $14,150.00
"Cat's In The Cradle" back Shown on individual black marble bases, each 7" w x 5" d x 2" thick tallest bird 13" high Individual Birds $1,800 each	"Clouseau" 12" High x 11.5" Deep X 7" Wide Black Marble Base Edition: 30 $2,100
"Donatello" 12.5" High x 8.5" Deep X 7" Wide Black Marble Base Edition: 30 $1,800	"Valentino" 10.5" High x 8" Deep X 7" Wide Black Marble Base Edition: 15 $1,800
"Mario" 13" High x 6" Deep X 7" Wide Black Marble Base Edition: 15 $1,800	"Bella" 12" High x 8" Deep X 7" Wide Black Marble Base Edition: 15 $1,800
"Antonio" 11.75" High x 6" Deep X 7" Wide Black Marble Base Edition: 15 $1,800	"Sofia" 11" High x 8.5" Deep X 7" Wide Black Marble Base Edition: 15 $1,800
"In The Garden" Bronze 6" X 6" $450	"French Lesson 8" Bronze 15.5" X 13" X 11" #5/15 $2,650.00
"French Lesson 7" Bronze 5" X 19" X 11.5" #4/15 $2,750.00	"The Offering" Bronze 14.5" X 7" X 8" #7/14 $1800.00
"Star Seeker" Bronze 25.5" X 9" X 8" #4/8 $3500.00	"Spring Concerto" Bronze 4.75" X 11.75" X 4" Editions: 35 $1,100
"Solitude" Bronze 7" X 10" X 5" #14/20 $1100.00
Darlis Lamb A Native of Nebraska, Darlis has lived in Colorado since 1975. Prior to that time, she worked primarily as a painter and printmaker. She is listed in Who's Who in American Art, Who's Who in the West, and Who's Who of American Women, along with other national and international publications. She has had featured articles in Southwest Art and Elan magazines, and was again profiled in Southwest Art magazine in July, 1999. Her sculpture has been shown with the National Sculpture Society, National Academy of Design, North American Sculpture Exhibits, Allied Artists, Audubon Artists, Catharine Lorillard Wolfe Art Club, Pen and Brush and many others. Some of her many awards include the National Sculpture Society's C. Percival Dietsch Award for a Sculpture in the Round, Pen and Brush's Roman Bronze Award, the Anna Hyatt Huntington Horse's Head Award for Best Sculpture from the Catharine Lorillard Wolfe Art Club, and the Medal of Honor for Sculpture in the 1998 Catharine Annual Exhibit in New York City and the Anna Hyatt Huntington Bronze Medal in 2000. The Medal of Honor was once again awarded in the 2005 Catharine Lorillard Wolfe Art CLub Annual Exhibit. Memberships have been earned in the North American Sculpture Society, Catharine Lorillard Wolfe Art Club and Pen and Brush. "My subject matter is varied, from people and nature to landscapes and still lifes, elusive moments captured in time, real and imagined. The constant inherent thread of continuity is present in its universal content, relating to the common bonds between humankind and nature. These themes are as ancient in philosophy as they are contemporary, as simple as they are complicated. My sculpture is created from personal perceptions and impressions. It is then reperceived through the viewer, giving added life and meaning based upon the completely different experiences that are brought to the work. This, to me represents a form of completion in the artistic circle."