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One of Douglas Van Howd’s newest sculptures, “Race for Survival” depicts the world’s fastest land mammal: the cheetah. These African animals can reach speeds up to 75 m.p.h. This high-polished bronze cheetah sculpture is stunning atop its dark granite base. … Continue reading
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While Douglas Van Howd was White House Artist, he spent time with President Ronald Reagan whose love of the West and horses was evident. When commissioned by a private party to create an 8′ monument, Doug wanted to portray that … Continue reading
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Ronald Reagan served as the 33rd Governor of California and the 40th President of the United States. Douglas Van Howd, White House Artist for the Reagan Administration, was commissioned to sculpture this 8′ monument for the State Capitol of California in Sacramento, which … Continue reading
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“RONALD REAGAN” Bronze Maquette on Marble & Walnut Base Limited Edition of 100 Ronald Reagan served as the 33rd Governor of California and the 40th President of the United States. Douglas Van Howd, White House Artist for the Reagan Administration, sculpted … Continue reading
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“REAGAN” Bronze Maquette on Marble & Walnut Base Limited Edition of 100 While Douglas Van Howd was White House Artist, he spent time with President Ronald Reagan whose love of the West and horses was evident. When commissioned by a … Continue reading
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One of the last living heroes, Col. Bud Anderson, 99, has been honored with many awards. He is a triple ace who flew 116 missions in his P-51 Mustang Old Crow during World War II, and also flew in two … Continue reading
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“The Fisherman” sculpture by Douglas Van Howd depicts an osprey descending on a fish that is partly visible in the wave. Ospreys are also known as sea hawks and fish eagles. Size: 26″H x 28″W Price: $7,500 USD .
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Found in Asia, the magnificent Marco Polo Sheep live on the plateau of Pamir, the roof of the world, three miles above sea level. First described by the explorer Marco Polo, it is a little smaller than the argali, but … Continue reading
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Doug has depicted the silver oryx running, as they are often seen on the distant dunes. The silver sand dune creates beautiful reflections on the black granite. The black markings and long tails of these desert oryx make them unique … Continue reading
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This highly detailed African elephant was created from Doug’s years of experience in Africa. It was personally signed by Ronald Reagan, To a great artist in 1980 on his 70th birthday, the night he announced his presidential candidacy. Size: 18H … Continue reading