Others suggested that they may have been used as weapons or tools for crafts. Yet archaeologists have long debated what these objects were used for.Īs daggers are often found in weapon-rich male burials, or ‘warrior graves’, many researchers speculated that they were primarily ceremonial objects used in prehistoric funerals to mark out the identity and status of the deceased. Alcorn, Ph.D.Analysis of Bronze Age daggers has shown that they were used for processing animal carcasses and not as non-functional symbols of identity and status, as previously thought.įirst appearing in the early 4 th millennium BCE, copper-alloy daggers were widespread in Bronze Age Europe including Britain and Ireland. Thank you, Jocelyn, for delivering such a beautiful sculpture!" David S. Our unveiling and dedication was able to go forward as scheduled. I was very impressed at how you worked so well with so many, and still kept us all in the proverbial loop. You made this a most memorable event for everyone. Thank you for attending to the 'details`. It is common to hear of exceptional artists, but it is uncommon, indeed, to hear that the artist is as equally committed to her client`s satisfaction as she is her finished sculpture. Your patience and dedication to our project was professional, and your manner of working with our team was very impressive. Your work is most compelling, scores of visitors and students pause to take a second look. Your magnificent cougar bronze now enjoys a position of prominence in our Student Athletic Center. "Turning Point" "Jocelyn, it was an absolute pleasure working with you on 'Turning Point'.
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She has been a professional artist since 1992 and continues to gain both national and international recognition for her work. Jocelyn is known for her paintings and sculptures of wildlife, both North American and African. She has attained recognition for her paintings and sculptures both, and enjoys the versatility of tackling many subjects and mediums to keep her inspirations alive. Through unlimited support of family and friends, she has flourished in the opportunities of the art world and her dedication to research has taken her to many destinations, including Patagonia, Alaska and her undeniably favorite…. From an early age, her frequent family trips to the mountains afforded her the hands-on experiences of nature and kindled her desire to pursue her childhood passion of being an artist. Jocelyn is an avid outdoor and wildlife enthusiast. Jocelyn has recently completed a commission to sculpt fifteen life size wildlife bronze sculptures for the Audubon Zoo. Welcome to the website of artist Jocelyn Russell, specializing in wildlife and animal bronze sculptures, paintings, and sterling silver animal-themed jewelry. To follow the foundry progress and delivery, please ‘like’ the Facebook Page’ Jocelyn Russell- Secretariat Monument 2019’
Final installation site will be on the outskirts of town in a roundabout at Old Frankfort Pike and Alexandria Drive. The jockey, Ron Turcotte, is planning on attending the festivities. Octoat Keeneland Race Course in Lexington, Kentucky. The life + ½ bronze monument, commissioned by Triangle Foundation, will be unveiled and dedicated at 10:45 a.m. Secretariat and Ron Turcotte – “Racing into History”
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