Robert Hogan

The subject of my sculptures are as varied as my interests from people to animals, sports to biblical but all the while trying to capture the intensity of the moment in each bronze sculpture and sometimes leaving the final outcome a mystery.

From tabletop to monumental they can are in many private and corporate collections throughout the U.S. and International. My monumental works reside at Minute Maid Stadium in Houston, Cooper Fitness Center in Dallas, Craig Ranch in McKinney, John Paul II High School in Plano Blue Bell Creamery in Brenham, Firemen and Policemen Garden of Honor at Restland Memorial Cemetery in Dallas and Prather Park in Highland Park.

In 1994 I discovered my natural talent for sculpting while watching an artist sculpt at an art show. After observing for some time, I turned to his wife and said, "I think I can do that." I decided to read some books and take classes but was advised by a wise elderly gentleman after giving me clay and tools to just get started. My first sculpture was immediately accepted by a prominent Dallas gallery. The gallery director told me to quit my job as a clothing rep and focus on being a sculptor. That day was the beginning of the release of an artistic expression that had been bound for 44 years. "This is a picture of salvation from God, a gift I did nothing to deserve; all I had to do was accept that which was provided."