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"Annie" Life-size Canine Bronze Sculpture by Dawn Weimer Bronze Sculptor

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"Annie" Life-size Canine Bronze Sculpture
by Dawn Weimer Bronze Sculptor

bronze animal & figurative sculpture by Dawn Weimer

"ANNIE"
the Railroad Dog
Limited Edition Bronze of 15
29"H x 27"D x 12"W Life-size)
Freestanding (may be based if desired)
Price: $6,100.
(3 left in edtion)

"ANNIE"
the Railroad Dog
Limited Edition Bronze of 20
11.75"H x 4.5"D x 9.5"W (maquette)
Freestanding (may be based if desired)
Price: $1,800.

ANNIE
the Railroad Dog
Limited Edition Bronze of 300
4.5"Hx2"Wx3.25"D (miniature)
Freestanding Miniature
Price: $325.

Annie is a historical dog who lived in Fort Collins, CO from 1934 to 1948 just after the Depression, during the dust bowl era and through WWII. She had been a pregnant stray found by some big hearted railroad men who took her back to the depot and fed her and found homes for her puppies. Annie was so appreciative she just stayed on at the railroad depot and was the greeter to those coming and going. She reluctantly said goodbye to boys leaving for war and licked the tears from their faces. At age 14 when arthritis became unbearable those big-hearted railroad men had Annie put to sleep and Fort Collins mourned. What a joy is was to portray the heart of Annie in bronze. Annie was permanently installed at the Fort Collins Public Library in August of 1998.

Photo credits: Jafe T. Parsons, Tom E. Weimer, Mel Schockner
Dawn's Column 3

As I work in clay on a sculptural piece, with wonderful music on the CD player, my studio begins to turn into a sanctuary. The joy of creating overtakes every other emotion, time seems to stop, and the Lord's directive presence becomes most evident. I can only imagine the joy Jesus has in His creation that lives and breathes, sings and dances, paints and sculpts, writes music and poetry, raises children, loves the wife, loves the husband, pats the dog, hugs the cat, brings home the bacon, and stays the course. Creativity is not limited to the arts, it comes in street clothes. God is the direct author of all that has been achieved on this planet, in space, in the arts, in science and medicine, in technology; and continues to be creatively involved in every aspect of His creation. Thanks be to God for allowing us to "borrow" His talent; and to have so much fun doing so!

©2002Dawn Weimer