In her own words:

It is said “the greater the challenge, the greater the reward.” If that is true, then this is a particularly rewarding year as I fulfill my original vision of casting The Vernet Bronzes. They are a collection of nine Arabian horse sculptures, portraying 19th century lithographs of the French artist Carle Vernet, and sculpted following the 18th century anatomy studies of British artist George Stubbs. My contribution to these works is incorporating the realism and details from my own experience and observations, studying actual horses that I have been privileged to portray. To date, I have accomplished more than seventy-five sculpture portraits, nearly all from life-studies. I now believe the purpose of these many portrait opportunities has been to prepare me for The Vernet Bronzes.

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