Outdoor Sculpture

While building a collection of Canadian art, many collectors focus strictly on paintings, works on paper or photographs. They often forget to incorporate sculpture which can add dimension and intrigue to any collection.

Unlike paintings, many sculptures can be placed outdoors. Whether big or small, expensive or not, adding outdoor sculpture can provide a focal point, a backdrop, or a conversation piece for your garden, and with the popularity of outdoor rooms on the rise you can personalize your space with one-of-a-kind sculpture.

Take a look at some examples of outdoor sculpture you could add to your collection.

Embrace the Wind by Mary Ellen Farrow Ontario Limestone 38 X 32 X 18 inches	The Fawn by Bonnie Bews Charcoal on Glass 78 X 34 inches	Sumac Tree by Bill Hodgson Steel 40 X 60 X 20 inches
Journey Walkers by Laura Hollick Wood and Mixed Media 120 X 36 inches	Pine Cones by Floyd Elzinga Corten and Stainless Steel	Tree of Life by Floyd Elzinga Steel 100 X 36 X 90 inches
Rocks Breath Series 1, 2 and 3 by Susan Low-Beer Clay and Cement	Flowers by Jean Pierre Schoss Recycled Steel	Sheba, the African Elephant by Gabirelle Horvath 2009, Bronze and Aluminum
	Pileated Woodpecker by Jean Pierre Schoss Recycled Steel

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