Blind Justice Torso Sculptures in Faux Ebony and Gold By artist Evelyn Myers Hartley

The artist says she was searching for the perfect symbolism for stepping out into an unknown future when this image began to haunt even her waking dreams. Myers Hartley sculpted an idealized female form, cast it in quality designer resin and finished it in faux ebony and gold gilt to add drama to an image sure to spark conversation in any gallery.

• 9.5"Wx8"Dx16"H. 4 lbs.

Artist and proud grandmother Evelyn Myers Hartley grew up on the East Coast before leaving the US to study abroad in England where she majored in fine art and sculpture. After a brief tenure teaching art in Kiev Ukraine Hartley returned home to work as a sculptor and raise a family. She draws inspiration from her favorite sculptor Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux a French artist during the rule of Napoleon III particularly when she is sculpting the faces of the angels and fairies that she is known for. Her specialty lies in capturing the human form in unique poses for her our exclusive statues and wall sculptures. When she isn’t sculpting Evelyn likes to quilt and bake especially French pastries.