In the Summer you can Meet and Greet Larry and see his smaller works in person

mark your calenders for next summer....

It it 2009 See Larry's Art at the First Friday Santa Rosa Art Walk Starting in May and Running through October 2009

go to www.firstfridaysantarosa.com for more details

Smaller tabletop sculptures, spiders and other wonderful smaller steel sculptures

will be featured and available for sale.

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Larry's largest custom commission to date is life-sized steel Brachiosaurus skeleton.

The eighty foot sculpture's Grand Unveiling was on October 25, 2006

at the Jurupa Mountains Cultural Center near Riverside, California

The General public may visit the sculpture during normal business hours.

Click on the JMCC link for museum hours and details.

Above is the sculpture at it's unveiling.

The picture above demonstrates the massive scale of this large steel brachiosaurus skeleton.

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The picture below was part of an article in the LA Times, May 31, 2005, about Larry's latest dinosaur project

The name of the article was "The Cutting and Pounding you hear is a Brachiosaurus in the making"

 

 

 

Tennessee T.rex Click on the Images below to see larger pictures of Larry's full sized steel T.rex
Larry Williams completed this sculpture for the museum in the summer of 2002,	The 2002 picturre above shows the Director of the Dinosaur Walk Museum stands in front of the commissioned outdoor sculpture.
Larry Williams Tennessee T.rex, Completed in 2002 is a forty foot piece of public art. This sculpture above is a showcase piece for the Dinosaur Walk museum in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. The large custom commission is a life-sized steel T.rex sculpture to loom over museum visitors as they enter. It is hard to miss as you drive by the Museum on the busy resort town road. The pictures above shows the massive size of this public art .

 

Larry does both larger and smaller works. Although many of his better known works are dinosaur related, he paints and sculpts a variety of creatures. Infusing life observation with historical research, an educated imagination and a welding torch,he makes the steel practically breathe. Larry Williams is a master of steel sculpture.

See more pictures of Larry's public sculpture at the Large Dinosaur Installation Page. The Artist At Work Page,or the English Corporate T.rex

Sculpture locations are listed at the Clients and Work Location page link

 

 

To learn more about Larry or his artwork, contact paleofire@yahoo.com

 

 

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