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Native American Bronze Sculptor Dave McGary to Share Paradise Valley Town Hall

Exhibit Opening with Warrior's Descendant

Scottsdale, Arizona. October 1, 2009 -- Bronze sculptor, Dave McGary, selected as the featured artist for the Paradise Valley Town Hall, will share the Tuesday, October 13 exhibit opening with James Trosper, the great, great grandson of Chief Washakie, a Shoshone warrior, depicted in some of McGary's work. On hand to discuss the historical significance of the work, both McGary and Trosper will greet visitors during the opening from 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at the Town Hall located at 6401 East Lincoln Drive in Paradise Valley (map).

The life size Bear Tracks at the entrance will be joined by an additional fourteen bronze sculptures by McGary including the Battle of Two Hearts which offers tribute to Trosper's ancestor. The work will be on display in the Paradise Valley Council Chambers and Town Hall through September 2010.

A resident of Paradise Valley and Scottsdale gallery owner, McGary is internationally recognized for his historic depictions in colorful bronze. Commissioned monuments stand in the U.S. Capitol Rotunda, the National Statuary Hall in Washington D.C., the Houston Astrodome, at the University of Wyoming and Concordia University, Montreal, Canada and in the communities of Santa Fe and Ruidoso, New Mexico. McGaryʼs work can be found in the Smithsonian Museum and many private and corporate collections. For more information about the bronze sculpture of Dave McGary, visit www.davemcgary.com or call (480) 424-7412.

 

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