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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 9 Oct 1996.
Stolen Sculpture

Stolen Sculpture

Looking for a sculpture that was stolen out of a Gallery in Spokane a few 
years ago. If any have seen this please let me know
Thanks
Ron


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<CENTER><IMG SRC="jay.gif" BORDER=3><CENTER><H4>Ron Adamson and photographer Jay Dickman</H4></CENTER>
<CENTER><H4>Photo by Joe Chopyak of the WESTERN NEWS</H4></CENTER>
 
<H2> 24 Hours in Cyberspace. February 8, 1996</H2><H3>Sculptor Ron Adamson</H3><H2>Jay on assignment for "24 Hours" filming - </H2><H3>At the Libby Montana Studio </H3>

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<P><STRONG>Award winning wood carvings and bronze sculptures by Libby, Montana artist Ron Adamson.  With over 20 years experience as an artist, Ron's sculptures have found their way into private collections throughout the world.  Recently Ron was awarded with the <B>Kinney Wildlife Award</B> on May 23rd, 1995 in Ellensburg, Washington.</P> </CENTER>

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<FONT SIZE=+1><P>Currently you can see Ron's art work at the following Western Art exhibits:</P></FONT>
<UL><LI>Olympia, Washington: The Celebration Of Western Art at the Tyee Inn in September.</LI>
<LI>Richland Washington: Western Reflections at the Hanford House, November.</LI>
<LI> The Spokane Art Show at the Ridpath Hotel.</LI>
<LI>Great Falls, Montana: The Charlie Russell Art Auction at the Heritage Inn.</LI>
<LI>Williston, North Dakota: The International Rough Riders Art Show & Auction.</LI> 
<LI>Ellensberg, Washington: The National Western Art Show at the Best Western Inn.</LI></UL>

 <CENTER><P>His work can also seen at private showings <EM>and</EM> at his studio throughout the year.</P></CENTER>

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<P>Here you'll find photos of a number of sculptures created by Ron Adamson.  Click on any of the photo buttons to view enlargements.  These pages are constantly updated with new sculptures so check back often and enjoy these beautiful pieces of art.  <CENTER></STRONG></P>
<H3><A HREF="bronze.html">Bronze Sculptures</A></H3> 
<H3><A HREF="wood.html">Wood Carvings </A></H3>
<H3><A HREF="gallery.html"> "RON ADAMSON'S MINI GALLERY"   </A></H3>
<H3><A HREF="!brsteps.html">The Bronze Process</A></H3>
<H3><A HREF="auction.html">Need an Auctioneer??</A></H3>
<H3><A HREF="links.html">" Links"</A></H3></CENTER>

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<CENTER><P>For further information, comments or questions please contact: </P>

<P>Ron Adamson, <A HREF="mailto:rad...@libby.org"> rad...@libby.org</A></P>
<P>P.O. Box 1264 - Libby, Montana  59923 | Phone: (406) 293-8368 </P> </CENTER>  


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<CENTER><H4>This page is a RAP!  ( a Ron Adamson Production)</H4></CENTER> 

 
 

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From: Ron Adamson <rad...@libby.org>
Subject: Stolen Sculpture
Date: 1996/10/09
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