Edgar G. "Sonny" Mouton, Jr. Sports and Entertainment Plaza.
Bronze sculpture of Patrick F. Taylor Life +1/2 scale.
LSU Tiger sculpture. This is a life and a 1/2 scale sculpture. It was sculpted in clay and cast in bronze. The finished sculpture is installed at Louisiana State University on the main campus, in Baton Rouge Louisiana.
Sculpture depicting Patrick F. Taylor and 2 children. Life +1/2 scale. Watch the Unveiling
Edward A. Dufresne Jr. served as Chief Judge of the Louisiana 5th Circuit Court of Appeals. He also served as St. Charles Parish clerk of court and 29th Judicial District judge. Life size bronze sculpture of Judge Dufresne is installed at the Edward A. Dufresne Community Center in Luling, Louisiana.
Dr. Stephens was named the first president of the University of Louisiana at Lafayette (known then as SLI) on January 23, 1900. In 1934 he founded the Live Oak Society, a registry now in 14 states. His goal was to identify and protect these cultural and historical icons. To qualify for membership, an oak was required to be at least 100 years of age, as determined by having a circumference of at least 16 feet at 4.5 feet off the ground. The oldest oaks range from approximately 120 years of age to several hundred years.
Founder of ITI Technical College in Baton Rouge Louisiana.
Loyd "Rock" Rockhold served in the Marine Corps in World War II as a master tech sergeant and later earned his civil engineering degree from Louisiana State University in 1947. His philanthropy was directed toward education and improving the lives of children, particularly those with developmental disabilities. He founded the Special Children's Foundation in 1975. Installed at the Picard Center for Child Development and Lifelong Learning, which he was instrumental in establishing.
Cecil Picard served as Louisiana Superintendent of Education from 1996-2007, and was elected to the Louisiana House and Senate. Picard played a key role in developing Louisiana's Accountability Program and the state's pre kindergarten education program. This life size sculpture of Picard reading to two children is installed at the Picard Center for Child Development and Lifelong Learning in Lafayette, Louisiana.
Sidney Murray served as the Mayor of Vidalia, Louisiana for 6 terms beginning in 1960. During the 1970s, Murray embarked on a massive project to the harness the power of the Mississippi River to create a safe, clean, renewable energy source for the citizens of Vidalia. In 1990 his dream was realized with the construction of the largest prefabricated power plant in the world, the Sidney A. Murray, Jr. Hydroelectric Generating Station.
Bronze plaque with a bas relief portrait installed at the New Orleans Audubon Park tennis court where McCabe was the tennis pro for nearly 30 years. McCabe's most famous student was Linda Tuero, who won the singles title at the 1972 Italian Open, reached the singles quarter finals of the 1971 French Open and played for Tulane University on the 1972-73 Federation Cup teams.
Life size bronze bust for the new David J. Vial MD Patient Care Center. Dr. Vial provided a lifetime of service to the St. Charles Parish Hospital and to the residents of his community as a dedicated surgeon and Coroner of St. Charles Parish for 37 years. He also played a significant role in the early stages and the on going development of the St. Charles Parish Hospital, which is now one of most state of the art and comprehensive healthcare facilities in Louisiana.
Life size bronze relief and plaque of the late Patrick F. Taylor. It is installed at the new U.S. Marine Corps Heritage Museum in Quantico, VA. in recognition for Mr. Taylor's service and support to the U.S. Marine Corps.
Life size bronze bust of Brother Edward Scanlan, President and Principal of the Christian Brothers School in Historic City Park near the New Orleans Museum of Art. He received the habit of the Brothers at age 25 and served many locations throughout the New Orleans and Santa Fe provinces. He was the Founder of the Christian Brothers Foundation; an organization which benefits the education of fellow Brothers, the retirement of Brothers and provides financial assistance to other Lasallian Schools.
Coach Sue Gunter was best known for her career at Louisiana State University where she was ranked among the top 3 women's basketball coaches in NCAA history. She served as head coach for the U.S. National Team three times in 1976, 1978 and 1980 and was selected in 1980 as the head coach for the United States Olympics women's basketball team. While at LSU, Coach Gunter was named the SEC's Coach of the Year in 1997 and 1999. In 2000, she was elected to the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame. A fine player in her own right she was a member of the U.S. National Team, which competed against the Soviet Union, from 1960-1962. Two life sized bronze figures of Coach Gunter are installed on the LSU campus.
Bronze monument of President Ronald Reagan installed near the newly named Ronald Reagan Memorial Hwy in Covington, Louisiana. The bronze figure stands over 9 feet tall (life and a half), making it the tallest monument of the late President.
Bronze Bengal Tiger for Louisiana State University entitled "On the Prowl." Measuring over 12 feet from nose to tail, it is nearly twice life size. 5 Tigers were commissioned and are installed at Tiger Stadium, the new Football Operations Facility, the Baseball and Softball stadiums and the Pete Maravich Assembly Center.
Horatio Nelson is considered to be the greatest hero in British naval history, an honor he earned by defeating Napoleons fleet in the 1805 Battle of Trafalgar. This commission was for two life size portrait busts, a traditional bronze bust and a special lightweight casting in bonded bronze. The later is displayed with one of two authentic reproductions of Nelson's uniform, one of which is at the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich, England. Shown here is the uniform display in the US.
Life size bronze bust of the late Louisiana Senator A.O. Rappelet. As a member of the Louisiana State Senate, Rappelet helped write legislation that created the Greater Lafourche Port Commission, which significantly increased commerce for the coastal region and made it one of the chief ports on the Gulf Coast.
Bronze relief and plaque of Max Harding, founder of Quality Shipyards in Houma, Louisiana.
Bronze Madonna sculpture for the St.Bernard Parish Cemetery in St.Bernard, LA. She stands about 7 feet tall including the half globe base.
Life size bronze bust of the late New Orleans oilman and philanthropist. Recently recognized before his passing in Forbes Magazine as Louisiana's only billionaire, Patrick Taylor is best known for founding the TOPS scholarship program, which has spread to many other states providing free college tuition to students. He contributed greatly to countless organizations, including the United States Marine Corps.
Bronze relief and plaque for the memorial scholarship award named after Coach Ledet.
10 feet (life and a half) bronze monument installed at the New Orleans Superdome. A veteran of the Second World War in the pacific theater, McKeithen later served two terms as Louisiana's governor in 1964 and 1972, and is responsible for the one of the most recognizable landmarks in the city, the Superdome.
Life size bronze monument depicting a Louisiana oilfield worker, located in downtown Shreveport, Louisiana.
Life size bronze monument of Lieutenant General John A. Lejeune. During his more than 40 years of service with the Marine Corps, he led the famed Second Division (Army) in World War I, and served as Major General Commandant of the Marine Corps from June 1920 to March 1929. Monuments of General Lejeune are located at his birthplace in New Roads, Louisiana, Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune in North Carolina, the USS Kidd Memorial Museum in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Marine Corps Base Quantico in Virginia, the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland and the new Marine Corps Heritage Museum in Quantico, Virginia.
Bronze relief and plaque, private memorial in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Bronze sculpture depicting a group of three offshore roughnecks. Each is a portrait of an actual person. Every detail of the platform and equipment was sculpted by flying out to the rig to gather reference in the form of sketches, photographs and measurements.