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![]() A historic photograph of wildlife sculptor Geoffrey C. Smith shaking hands with former United States President George H.W. Bush, celebrating the presidential collection of Smith's custom bronze sculptures. | ![]() A personal letter from The White House dated August 28, 1990, signed by President George H.W. Bush, thanking wildlife sculptor Geoffrey C. Smith for presenting his bronze sculpture "Eagle Study" during a presidential visit to Montana. | ![]() August 2009 TC Palm newspaper article titled "Artist builds 'The Enlightened Sea,'" featuring wildlife sculptor Geoffrey C. Smith working on an intricate octopus-shaped bronze candelabra sculpture called "Illuminati Mare" at his Stuart studio. |
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![]() November 2007 article from The Stuart News titled "Celebrating yacht club's opening," highlighting wildlife sculptor Geoffrey C. Smith’s 16-foot bronze blue marlin monument installed at the Harborage Yacht Club and Marina in Stuart, Florida. | ![]() February 2003 Palm Beach Post newspaper clipping highlighting the dedication of wildlife sculptor Geoffrey C. Smith’s 18-foot, 3,000-pound bronze sailfish monument, installed at the downtown intersection gateway in Stuart, Florida. | ![]() January 2003 Palm Beach Post newspaper feature by Sharon Wernlund profiling wildlife artist Geoffrey C. Smith at his Stuart studio, highlighting his life-size bronze sculptures, private collections, and his giant bronze American eagle. |
![]() January 2003 Palm Beach Post newspaper clipping with the headline "Stuart sailfish statue installed," detailing the installation of wildlife sculptor Geoffrey C. Smith’s 18-foot bronze sailfish monument at the center of the downtown roundabout in Stuart, Florida. | ![]() October 2002 article from The Stuart News titled "Statue taking shape," featuring a photograph of wildlife sculptor Geoffrey C. Smith standing next to his 18-foot bronze sailfish monument in Lander, Wyoming, prior to its installation at Sailfish Circle in Stuart, Florida. | ![]() January 2001 newspaper article from The Islander by Bill Moquin profiling wildlife artist Geoffrey C. Smith, highlighting his new Stuart studio, bronze osprey and sandhill crane sculptures, and his background in woodcarving. |
![]() February 1997 article from The Post and Courier titled "Smith’s lions guarding Charleston Place," featuring a photograph of wildlife sculptor Geoffrey C. Smith standing with his life-size bronze lion sculptures commissioned for the Southeastern Wildlife Exposition. | ![]() September 1992 Montana Arts Council article titled "Wildlife Sculptor Completes Percent-for-Art Commission," featuring a profile and photograph of artist Geoffrey C. Smith with a scale model of his life-size bronze pronghorn buck sculpture designed for the FWP headquarters in Miles City, Montana. | ![]() July 1990 Billings Gazette newspaper article by Christene C. Meyers detailing Montana artist Geoffrey C. Smith presenting his 75-pound bronze bald eagle sculpture, "Eagle Study," as a welcoming gift for President George H.W. Bush. |
![]() September 1988 Billings Gazette newspaper profile by Vikki McLaughlin highlighting wildlife sculptor Geoffrey C. Smith at age 27, detailing his transition from teenage woodcarving to a professional career in bronze wildlife sculptures. your image. |
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