Tracy H Sugg
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Stoneware Clay Sculptures
These high fired clay sculptures are all original works of art.
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Truth Denied, Tracy H Sugg, Sculptor
Detail
Stoneware Clay
4 ft tall
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Puer a Patre by Tracy H Sugg Sculptor
Figurative Allegory of Summer
Stoneware Clay
Rittenhouse Collection
Beneficia Gratuita by Tracy H Sugg Sculp
Figurative Allegory of Autumn
Stoneware Clay
Rittenhouse Collection
Expergisci Animari by Tracy H Sugg Sculp
Figurative Allegory of Spring
Stoneware Clay
Rittenhouse Collection
Ne Sit Dormiente by Tracy H Sugg Sculpto
Figurative Allegory of Winter
Stoneware Clay
Rittenhouse Collection
Diana by Tracy H Sugg Sculptor
Private Collection
Truth Proclaimed, Tracy H Sugg Sculptor
Private Collection
Arcanum
This high relief figure is architecturally affixed to the wall. Thus making the emerging figure that much more dramatic.
Private Collection
Amelia
photo prior to firing
Stoneware clay
This inspiration for this neoclassical figure was the story of Princess Amelia for whom Amelia Island is named. One of her works of charity was the founding of orphanages. Since the figure is an allegory of the island, a juvenile blue heron is in her arms to symbolize Amelia's work for the orphans. After firing a pearl strand crown was added to the figure.
Dr. Ed & Brenda Lavieri Collection
Saint Kateri
The first Native American saint canonized, St Kateri was a young woman of devout faith. She died young as the result of her austere lifestyle; but her humble heart, acts of charity and kindness are a beautiful legacy of her faith.
Dr. Ed & Brenda Lavieri Collection
Summer
Photo prior to firing
Stoneware Clay
This allegorical bust of Summer has the symbols of wheat and a scythe.
Dr. Ed & Brenda Lavieri Collection
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Winter
Photo prior to firing
Stoneware Clay
This allegorical bust of Winter is symbolically portrayed as an old man, cloaked against the cold with a brazier burning at the base.
Dr. Ed & Brenda Lavieri Collection
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Spring
Photo prior to firing
Stoneware Clay
This is an allegorical figure of Spring, symbolized by flowing hair, flowers and a sweet expression.
Dr. Ed & Brenda Lavieri Collection
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Autumn
Photo prior to firing
Stoneware Clay
This allegorical bust of Autumn has the symbols of amphora and grapes, along with a grape vine wreath entwined as a crown.
Dr. Ed & Brenda Lavieri Collection
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Lavieri Collection
This photo shows some of the sculptures of the Lavieri Collection prior to installation.
Mermaid's Secret
Photo prior to firing
In this photo, Tracy was experimenting with various elements of pearls and shells that would be added to the sculpture after firing. The sculpture would also be affixed to the plinth and finished in the same patina.
Dr. Ed & Brenda Lavieri Collection
Christ Child
Life-size
Stoneware Clay
A sculpture of the Infant Christ, laid in a manger that was made by hand.
Private Collection
Memorial to Dr. Samuel Marshal Gore
My mentor and the sculptor I apprenticed under for eight years. This was the sculpture I created soon after he passed away.
Gregory as Horatio Hornblower, Tracy H Sugg Sculptor
life-size portrait bust
Stoneware Clay
Using a model to create a portrait from a fictional book.
Private Collection
Pensieri
Pensieiri: meaning 'thoughtful' this sculpture, created in the neoclassical style, evokes the musing of a young maiden reading a missive.
Private Collection
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Robert as an Irish Fisherboy
life-size portrait bust
Stoneware Clay
Private Collection
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Angel with the Last Trumpet
15" stoneware clay
Private Collection
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Ada Lovelace
life-size stoneware clay portrait bust
Ada Lovelace is considered the first computer programmer. Gen. Ressler, retired dept. head of the Electrical Engineering & Computer Science of USMA West Point commissioned the sculpture.
James Clerk Maxwell
James Clerk Maxwell, Scottish Physicist and Mathematician
life-size portrait bust
stoneware clay
Collection of Col. Barry Shoop, New York, USA
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In God's Hand
A small child in stoneware clay on a wooden base - this poignant piece brought comfort to the family who commissioned the sculpture.
Private Collection
A peacock of my Very Own....
In the sculptor's private collection....yes, there's a story behind it.
Robert
Life-size portrait Stoneware Clay
portrayed in historic clothing
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self portrait
life-size stoneware clay portrait bust
Violinist
15" Stoneware Clay
with bow made of copper wire
Private Collection
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detail of Crucifix bas relief
Inspired by a work in the Louvre
stoneware clay
Frederick Chopin
life-size stoneware clay, portrait bust - part of the Spirit of Polonia exhibit
Emilija Plater
life-size stoneware clay, portrait bust - part of the Spirit of Polonia exhibit
Casimir Pulaski
life-size stoneware clay, portrait bust - part of the Spirit of Polonia exhibit
Adam Mickiewicz
life-size stoneware clay, portrait bust - part of the Spirit of Polonia exhibit
Jan III Sobeiski
life-size stoneware clay, portrait bust - part of the Spirit of Polonia exhibit
Jan Ignacy Paderewski
life-size stoneware clay, portrait bust - part of the Spirit of Polonia exhibit
Henryk Sienkiwicz
life-size stoneware clay, portrait bust - part of the Spirit of Polonia exhibit
Helena Modjeska
life-size stoneware clay, portrait bust - part of the Spirit of Polonia exhibit
Saint Jadwiga Queen of Poland
life-size stoneware clay, portrait bust - part of the Spirit of Polonia exhibit
Mikolaj Kopernik (Copernicus)
life-size stoneware clay, portrait bust - part of the Spirit of Polonia exhibit
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