My Life Today . . .

I am no longer creating new sculpture, taking commissions, or having gallery representation. However, I am still offering sculptures from later editions via this website. See Sculptures Available for Purchase.

In this later season of life, I am relishing being a full-time wife, grandmother, and seeing what I might come up with as a hobby artist working in acrylic and collage.

I am so very grateful for the 30 years spent in my professional sculpting career, which included excellent galleries, commissions all over the United States and abroad, relationships with wonderful clients, and with the three foundries that cast my work into bronze. Teaching sculpting at various museums and schools enriched my career.

God has truly guided and continues to bless me throughout my life.

My goal always was to Capture the Spirit of subjects.

My career is further documented in my book, Capturing the Spirit in Bronze—The Journey and Sculptures of Rosalind Cook.

Though the book is sold out, it can sometimes be found in used book stores in the Tulsa area.

Abundant gratitude has and will always be to the following Art Foundries that cast my sculptures.

• Art Castings of Colorado

• Bronze Services of Loveland

• and in my early years and no longer in existence, The Bronze Horse

Abundant gratitude has and will always be to the following Galleries representing me through the years.

• Breckenridge Gallery in Breckenridge

• Tony Alterman and later Downey Gallery in Santa Fe

• Dodson Gallery in Oklahoma City

• Shaw Gallery in Naples

• Hillside Gallery in Sedona

• Pitzer Gallery and Americana Gallery in Carmel

• Bronze Coast Gallery in Cannon Beach

• Hilligoss Gallery in Chicago and Long Grove

• Pam Driscoll Gallery in Aspen

• Caswell Gallery in Troutdale

• Richard Danskin Gallery in Palm Desert

• Trailside Gallery in Jackson Hole and Sedona

Website Designer, tMOSS studio, Tulsa

Book Editors, John Brooks Walton and Patricia Bradley