Wanda participated in the Loveland Sculpture Invitational in Loveland, Colorado in August. Over 240 national and international sculptors exhibited in this spectacular show, which is the largest outdoor sculpture show in America. See: lovelandsculptureinvitational.org
"Partners" was recently purchased by Meredith Hodges of the Lucky Three Ranch in Loveland, Colorado. Meredith is the country’s leading authority on training mules and donkeys. This remarkable person has written many books; including children’s books; has training videos and TV specials. The ranch has some of the finest mules and donkeys in the country, training facilities and Loveland Longears Sculpture Park. This is an truly amazing place! Tours are available by appointment. Please visit their Website: luckythreeranch.com
See Wanda's latest work, Partners, at the new Lockkeeper’s house in New Bremen, Ohio and at the Johnston Farm and Indian Agency Museum in Piqua, Ohio.
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Red River Cowhand Bronze with Travertine Base 17" H x 8" W x 8" D Limited Edition of 30
$2,500
Black Cowhands played a vital role in the cattle industry in the late 1800’s. During the Civil War, when many white ranchers went off to war, their slaves ran the ranches. They learned every aspect of cattle ranching and put these talents to use after the war. As the cattle industry grew in the west, the Black Cowboy found much better opportunities and earned more respect as cowhands than they could in other vocations.
" Wanda Lee Dammeyer "