Project review for the Museum of the American Revolution
Realism is taken to a new high standard for the Museum of the American Revolution sculptures
Our Frederick Douglass actor for our Maryland Statehouse photo shoot provides many a moving moment.
Developing the pose for our Harriet Tubman sculpture
Studio view of our client’s visit for the final review of our Fred W. Smith Library bust project.
Tom Hennes of Thinc Design views our Empire State Museum Visitor Center sculpture at the Studio.
Doug Owsley of the Smithsonian works with Rebecca to bring the forsenic sculpture of JANE to life.
Joe Montana and family for the dedication of the CATCH sculpture at the SF 49ers Levi’s Stadium honoring Joe and Dwight Clark’s amazing catch at the 1981 NFC championship game.
Photo-SF 49ers
Jim and Debra prepare for our photo shoot to develop poses for a Sojourner Truth sculpture.
The dedication of our military sculptures at National Harbor also honoring Senator John Warner
Ivan speaks at the dedication for our Ann Frank sculpture at the National WWII Museum
Group portrait from our photo shoot for the Museum of the American Revolution at Industria Studio.
Reviewing the clay sculptures of James and Dolley Madison at the Studio
Visiting physical antropologist, Jeffery H. Schwartz, collaborates with StudioEIS on its development of three forensic reconstructions of George Washington at three ages in his life.
Director Darren Katz works with our actor representing Mary Draper Ingles. Ivan and Radi look on…
Dorris Kearns Goodwin on the steps of the New York Historical Society with our Abraham Lincoln sculpture.
Photo-Katie McCurdy
We photograph everything.
George Washington and Julian prepare for their Museum of the American Revolution photo shoot in which Washington breaks up a snowball fight at Harvard Yard.
Foundry view of 7 of 12 sculptures for the Virginia Women’s Monument in Richmond, VA
Preparing for the Virginia Women’s Monument photo shoot at the Studio. Jim makes final adjustments.
A young Julian Schwartz introduces our project to his classmates.
Stuart refines his portrait of George Washington for our Forensic Washington project for Mount Vernon
Matthew completes the model of Terrell Owens for the 49ers as Heather details the Oneida Warrior
BJ checks sight lines for our Mount Vernon library project
Ivan meeting with Dick Polich
Dominic enlarging Ed Krent’s Boomba for the Coca Cola pavilion at the Atlanta Olympics
Yes, he is real.
Jerry Rice and his sculpture on opening day at the SF 49ers Hall of Fame in Santa Clara, CA
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October 14, 2019 Virginia Women’s Monument dedication
Photo-Bob Brown, Richmond Times-Dispatch
October 19, 2019 Richmond, VA