Flying Free (Edition of 27) by Eugene Morelli | Bronze | Sage Creek Gallery

Flying Free (Edition of 27)

$8,750
$8,750
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Flying Free (Edition of 27) by Eugene Morelli | Bronze | Sage Creek Gallery
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Flying Free (Edition of 27)

Eugene Morelli

Flying Free (Edition of 27)

Bronze | 42 x 16 x 11 in
$8,750
$8,750

Flying Free captures a bird at the moment of pure liberation — airborne, unencumbered, the world below receding as the sky opens up ahead. Morelli's three-and-a-half-foot bronze gives the subject the scale its freedom deserves, the sculpture's upward energy drawing the eye and the spirit with it. A limited edition of 27 that brings the exhilaration of flight into any space it inhabits.

Bronze, edition of 27. 42"H × 16"W × 11"D. Available through Sage Creek Gallery.
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Eugene Morelli | Bronze Sculptor | Sage Creek Gallery

About the artist

Eugene is 25 year participant of Sculpture in the Park and an elected professional member of the National Sculpture Society.   Eugene received a Bachelors degree with Honors in Biological Sciences from the University of Montana in 1979.    Working primarily in bronze, his work blends accuracy, detail and artistic sculptural design to capture motion and the essence of each subject.  .His sculpture has been awarded the Margaret Hexter Award for Creative Sculpture at the National Sculpture Society's Annual Exhibition. 

His work has been displayed in The White House, Washington, DC,  the New Britain Museum of American Art and is in the permanent collections of the prestigious Brookgreen Gardens, Murrells Inlet, SC,  The Ella Sharp Museum of Art & History, Jackson, MI and The George W. Bush Presidential Library, Dallas, TX.

Eugene’s eagle bronzes “Majesty” and “Destiny” are permanently installed in Ft. Campbell, KY as part of the memorial honoring the servicemen of the 506th Airborne Infantry Regiment, WW II”s famed “Band of Brothers.”