Sculpture Update
shimming a model Eagle Bronze Foundry Lander, WY September 2017 |
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Jeff Anderson, president of Leadership Inc., announced that a massive 1,123 lbs., 11' long lion sculpture has now been completed by eagle bronze in Lander, Wyoming, and is ready to ship to Israel. The No. 1 life-size (105 percent) bronze statue called the Lion of Judah will be shipped by air to Jerusalem as a gift of love from American Christians to the Jewish people, in honor of the 70th anniversary of the modern state of Israel, which is being celebrated this year. Anderson reports that sufficient funds have now been raised to make this historic gift possible, in collaboration with the sculptor.
Eagle Bronze, one of the largest art foundries in the world, also casts New York's Bull of Wall Street bronze sculpture. Monte and Beverly Paddleford, Christian owners of the famous art foundry, expect Greiner's Lion of Judah statue to become an instant tourist attraction like the iconic New York stock market bull.
The monumental Lion of Judah sculpture will be installed in the ancient City of David: Jerusalem.
Eagle Bronze, one of the largest art foundries in the world, also casts New York's Bull of Wall Street bronze sculpture. Monte and Beverly Paddleford, Christian owners of the famous art foundry, expect Greiner's Lion of Judah statue to become an instant tourist attraction like the iconic New York stock market bull.
The monumental Lion of Judah sculpture will be installed in the ancient City of David: Jerusalem.
What a beautiful sculpture. We used to have a big lion made out of driftwood in the park by the beach dedicated to Cecil the lion but it's gone now for some reason. I miss seeing it.
ReplyDeleteThat really is a lovely piece! What a nice gift as well.
ReplyDeleteWow that is awesome...
ReplyDeleteI have to share that info with my friend who goes to Israel every year!
ReplyDeleteWow that is impressive! Good to hear it is a gift from Christians! :)
ReplyDeleteThat is gorgeous. It reminds me of Aslan in the "Chronicles of Narnia," which I guess is quite appropriate seeing as it's being gifted by Christians to Jerusalem. I think that it is a wonderful gift. Thank you for the information.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Betsy
I learned a lot--thanks for sharing the article! It is a beautiful sculpture!
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