RETIRED! 1991 Michael Garman Liberty Belle Sculpture

Retired Michael Garman "Liberty Belle" sculpture. Like new. Purchased new from the Michael Garman Museum & Gallery in Colorado Springs, CO in December of 2020. Sorry, no original box but I will package extra carefully. Smoke-free home. “Liberty Belle” is ready to watch the Independence Day parade in her red, white & blue as she honors American heroes with patriotic flair. Sculpture measures 9″ tall. ©1991. Hand-painted finish. #MG326. All of Michael Garman's sculptures are reproduced by hand in Colorado Springs, CO, USA. Michael Garman’s goal has always been to tell an honest story and recreate it in an honest way. This is Michael Garman’s “Art for the People". *** Sculptor, businessman, and icon of the Pikes Peak region, Michael Garman passed away late on the evening of October 8th, 2021, in Colorado Springs. Michael Charles Garman was born May 15, 1938, in Fort Worth, Texas. He was the youngest son of Harry and Loma Garman. For more than 50 years, Michael Garman called the Pikes Peak region home. He opened his first Colorado-based studio in Manitou Springs in 1971. He later moved his production studio and gallery to its current home, The Garman Building, at the corner of Colorado Avenue and Colbrunn Court in the heart of Old Colorado City. The Garman building is also home to Michael’s seminal work, Magic Town, a miniature city and sculptural autobiography. Throughout his long career, Michael sculpted thousands of pieces capturing the heroic American spirit.