Bart Walter

Before Bart Walter sculpted in bronze, he had established himself as a woodcarver. In 1986 he signed on as an usher in order to attend a lecture given by Jane Goodall at the College of William & Mary. It was during her visit that she commissioned Walter to make a sculpture of a chimp. It was his first attempt at sculpting a chimp and he was relatively new to the bronze media. Since then Walter has established himself as a sculptor whose bronzes effectively convey emotion and movement to their viewers.

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Agile and Swift
2004, Patinated Stainless Steel
Bart Walter
United States, 1958 -

Vulturine Guinea Fowl Hen
2001, Bronze
Bart Walter
United States, 1958 -

Wapiti Trail
modeled 2005, cast 2007, Bronze
Bart Walter
United States, 1958 -

Warthog
1999, Bronze
Bart Walter
United States, 1958 -

Agile and Swift, 2004, Patinated Stainless Steel
Bart Walter, United States, 1958 -

Vulturine Guinea Fowl Hen, 2001, Bronze
Bart Walter, United States, 1958 -

Wapiti Trail, modeled 2005, cast 2007, Bronze
Bart Walter, United States, 1958 -

Warthog, 1999, Bronze
Bart Walter, United States, 1958 -