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Mickleburgh's first major bronze sculpture, a bust of Buffalo Bill, was exhibited
at the Royal Academy of Art in London in 1992. It is now located at the Roy
Rogers Museum in California. Since then he has produced many other sculptures
of famous film stars and historical figures, including Roy Rogers, Chief Dan
George, Iron Eyes Cody, Sitting Bull and Barbara Windsor. His works have been
shown on TV and exhibited at Harrods and in various museums in Europe and the
USA.
A full size statue he produced of Buffalo Bill, William Cody, after many years of research, was presented to the people of the USA in 1998. This was the first to be presented since the Statue of Liberty in 1883. It is currently in Cody Park, North Platte, Nebraska. Lloyds of London have since valued this bronze statue at $429,325.
Bryan accepts commissions for sculptures of almost any size. Limited editions of some sculptures are also sold. Please contact us for more details.
Sculptures
Created By Bryan
William
Cody
Sitting Bull
Standing Bear
Iron Eyes Cody
Chief Dan George
A bronze buffalo
Yul Brynner
John Wayne
Barbara Windsor
Clint Eastwood
Sir Peter Thompson (of Thompson Holidays)
Ballet shoes (a tribute to Margot Fonteyn)
A bucking bronco (inspired by the famous bronze by Remington)
Bryan's works have been exhibited at the following places:
London
Palladium Cellars Wax Works
Cody
Park, Nebraska
The Roy Rogers Museum
The Back-Trailing Buffalo Bill Society of Los Angeles
Elk Lodge, Nebraska
Rodeo Association of Wyoming
Sitting Bull Museum, South Dakota
University of Nebraska
Madame Tussauds, New York
Royal Academy of Art, London
Harrods
The
original statue and moulds from which the bronze of Buffalo Bill was produced
are now for sale to a museum or private collector. Please contact
us for more details. Click on the picture to the right for an enlarged view
of the statue.
For more details, contact us on ::
Tel: 01702 713764
or via email: bryan@bryans-american-world.com
© Bryan Mickleburgh