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Mary Regat Signed Bronze Shelter Cove Polar Bear with Cubs

$490.00

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Mary Regat Signed Bronze Shelter Cove Polar Bear with Cubs

This is a Mary Regat Signed Bronze Shelter Cove Polar Bear with Cub. This bronze figurine features a mama bear and baby polar bear cub.

This item has SOLD.

Mary Regat Signed Bronze ‘Shelter Cove’ Polar Bear with Cubs

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Artist Statement

Their art is a bold statement of their inner feelings, of their deep ties to the land of Alaska, its people, history, legends, and the greatness of its rugged wilderness.

Artist Bio

Jacques & Mary Regat, a husband and wife team of sculptors unite their talents in the creation of their work. Their art is a bold statement of their inner feelings, of their deep ties to the land of Alaska, its people, history, legends, and the greatness of its rugged wilderness. Jacques's career began in France where he taught himself to paint and carve in clay, wood and stone. At the same time working with metal while learning the trade of machinist, tool and die maker which eventually led him to graduate from the College d’ Enseignement Technique De Vitry, France. He also apprenticed himself to an Italian carver and a Chinese decorator. In Alaska while sharing his talent at the Native Welcome Center he developed a strong kinship and respect for the cultural myths and history of its people, which… Continue reading on artist page

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