| GEORGIA
GERBER BRONZE SCULPTURES
The following two
sculptures by Georgia Gerber are FULL donations toward the SAMA Foundation (Science And Management of Addiction). Barbara Mack asked Georgia Gerber if she would sculpt a piece or two to help
raise funds for a new board that she is on. And these are the results of that endeavor.
They can
be ordered by sending a check made out to SAMA and mailing it to:
Gallery Mack at
2003 Western Ave. Suite 101
Seattle WA 98121
Orders will be filled on a first come basis.
You may also check out SAMA's web site at: www.samafoundation.org.
"River Otter"
4 1/8" H x 5" W x 3" D
minimum donation $500.00
"Quail"
4"H X 6"W X 3"D
minimum donation $375.00
"Curled Fox"
2"H X 31/2"W X 31/2" D
minimum donation $250.00
Georgia Gerber, born 1955, grew up in Chester County, Pennsylvania, studied sculpture and bronze casting at Bucknell University, and moved west to attend Graduate School at the University of Washington. Her professional career began at that time. Along with her husband and 18 year-old daughter she lives on rural Whidbey Island, Washington, where she operates her own studio and foundry with the assistance of two women artisans and her husband. She primarily works with life size animal and human figures, often incorporating architectural or abstract elements into the design. A career emphasis has been the creation of accessible public artwork that encourages viewer interaction.
"I like my sculpture to invite an interaction with its audience. This is often meant to be a direct physical interaction, but always I strive to engage the viewer's imagination. I tend to present an incomplete visual narrative; a story is suggested, a feeling evoked, and the viewers find themselves providing details." - Georgia Gerber
"Standing Otter"
2011 / Edition of 15
27"H x 22”"W x 16"D
"Young Hawk"
2011 / Edition of 15
22"H x 12"W x 14"D
"Arctic Hare"
52"h x 37"w x 22"d
"Tufted Puffins Life Size"
2009 / Edition of 15
11"H x 13"W x 6"D
"Tufted Puffins - Larger than Life"
2009 / Edition of 15
31"H x 53"W x 15"D
"Country Dance"
19" H by 12" W by 11" D
"Large Paired Geese"
2009 / Edition of 15
26"H x 38"W x 26"D
"Lone Cub"
12 1/2"H x 10"W x 10"D
"Crouching Rabbit"
11"H x 22"W x 10"D
"Balancing Deer II"
49.5"H x 26"W x 12"D
"Nubian Goat"
"Winter Trio"
18"H x 24"W x 13"D
"Bowed Raven"
2010 / Edition of 15
10.5"H x 16"W x 7"D
"Spring Foxes"
2010 / Edition of 15
13"H x 21"W x 9"D
"Saw-Whet Owls"
2009 / Edition of 15
11"H x 10.5"W x 5.5"D
"Raven"
edition of 15
15"h x 12"w x 7"d
"Kestrel on Blocks"
edition of 15
17"h x 11.5"w x 4.5"d
"River Run"
edition of 15
14"h x
24"w x 6"
"Young Woman"
18"h x 13"w x 9"d
"Stone Dancer"
"Nude Walking"
38"h x 17"w x 7"d
"Woman Within"
30"h x 25"w x 14"d
"White Bears with Cubs"
11"h x 20"w x
8"d
"Snow Bears"
Bronze edition of 15
9"h X 26"w
"Nestled Cubs"
16"h x 28"w x 18"d
"Seal Twist"
26 "h x 32"w x 33"d
"Otter Trio"
5"h x 16"w x 6"d
"Sleeping Otters"
10"h by 37"w by 16"d
Paired Cats
Bronze / 2007
Edition of 15
14"H x 12"W x 9"D
Nestled Geese
Bronze / 2007
Edition of 15
13"H x 15"W x 12"D
Cat with Chickadees
15"H x 12"W x 11"D
Black Bear Cub
27"H x 20"W x 11"D
Preening Duck
2004 / Edition of 15
11"H x 15"W x 9"D
Labrador Retriever
2003 / Edition of 15
Life Size
Keiki
2003 / Edition of 15
9"H x 17"W x 11"D
Winter Birds with Hare
2007 / Edition of 15
12"H x 28"W x 9"D
Swallow Basket
2003 / Edition of 25
24"H x 25"W x 4"D
Wren Basket
2003 / Edition of 25
23"H x 9"W x 5"D
Selected List of Public Sculpture
- Streetscape Downtown Renovation, Wichita, Kansas 1997 - 2000
- Woodland Park Zoo, Seattle, Washington 1997, 1993
- Brown's Ferry Park, Tualatin, Oregon 1997
- University Village, Seattle, Washington 1995
- University of Washington, Seattle, Washington 1995
- Maritime Museum, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1995
- Wholey Fish and Meat Market, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 1993
- Mt. St. Helens Commemorative, Weyerhaeuser Co. 1991
- Linfield College, McMinnville, Oregon 1990
- The High Desert Museum, Bend, Oregon 1989
- Cornerstone Development, Tacoma, Washington 1987
- Pike Place Market Foundation, Seattle, Washington 1986
- Grand Northern Building, Anchorage, Alaska 1983
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