Sandra Shaw; Quent Cordair Fine Art

Sandra Shaw

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Love Bronze casting	Genesis Bronze casting
Girl with a Gazing Ball Bronze casting	Devotee Bronze casting
First Flight Bronze casting	When the Sun Comes Out Bronze and bonded bronze castings
Ideal Head Bronze and bonded bronze castings	Vitality Bronze and bonded bronze castings
My Kitten Bronze casting	Eve Bronze casting
Standing Nude Bronze casting	The Island Bronze casting
My World Bronze casting	Tranquility Bonded stone
Thomas Jefferson Bronze casting	Michelangelo Portrait Bust Bronze casting
Success Bronze casting EDITION SOLD OUT	Our Banner Bronze casting EDITION SOLD OUT
Aristotle Portrait Bust Bronze casting EDITION SOLD OUT	Don Quixote Permanent collection of the London Hunt Club (Ontario) and the Toronto Golf Club.

About Sandra Shaw ~

Sandra Shaw has been sculpting the figure since 1981, and casting in bronze for sale to the public since 1985. She began her career with on-the-job training, sculpting a series of life-size figures for permanent display at the Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto, Canada. She went on to receive formal instruction in life-drawing under Canadian painter Dwayne Harty; and life-drawing and sculpture under Master sculptor Anthony Antonios at the National Academy, New York City.

Sandra Shaw's sculptures are owned privately throughout the United States and Canada, as well as in England, Australia and Bermuda. Her works are also held in several Canadian museums and institutions. She shows regularly throughout North America at venues that emphasize the human figure.

She continues to advance her knowledge and skills through study of the figure and direct study of Master works worldwide. Her professional memberships include the National Sculpture Society and the California Art Club. She is recipient of the coveted Leonard J. Meiselman Award for Best Classical Figure at the NSS Annual Exhibition. Other awards include the National Academy's Lucrezia Bori Award and the Elliot Liskin Award for Sculpture, The Hudson Valley Art Association.