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Additional Artworks

From TMC Health Healing Arts Program

  1. Duck Pond by Murray Keshner, Image 1.

    Murray Keshner

    Duck Pond

    pencil and watercolor on paper

    24.5 x 18 in

  2. Building Blocks by Kevin Robb, Image 1.

    Kevin Robb

    Building Blocks

    painted steel

    144 x 48 x 42 in

  3. Abstract by Jack Eggman, Image 1.

    Jack Eggman

    Abstract

    monoprint

    24 x 35 in

  4. Cabbage, Baby’s Breath, Blade by Darryl Curran, Image 1.

    Darryl Curran

    Cabbage, Baby’s Breath, Blade

    archival pigment print

    20 x 14 in

  5. 5 Squash Blossoms by Darryl Curran, Image 1.

    Darryl Curran

    5 Squash Blossoms

    archival pigment print

    20 x 14 in

  6. Above it All by Sandy Scott, Image 3.

    Sandy Scott

    Above it All

    bronze

    57 x 95 x 52 in

  7. Charlo Girl by Harley Brown, Image 1.

    Harley Brown

    Charlo Girl

    color lithograph

    20 x 15 in

  8. Train Station by Roman Lopez, Image 1.

    Roman Lopez

    Train Station

    16.5 x 21 in

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About the artist

Deborah Copenhaver-Fellows

American

b. 1948

Born and raised as a cowgirl on a ranch in Idaho, Copenhaver-Fellows was able to combine her love of ranching life with art when she became a sculptor in college. Deborah spent her first year of College at Washington State University, earning a full scholarship. That same year Deborah won the competition to become Miss Rodeo Washington and was Runner Up Miss Rodeo America. In her second year of college, she transferred to Fort Wright College of the Holy Names in Spokane, Washington. She met a nun, Sister Paula Mary Turnbull, who taught sculpture. Deborah received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree with a Fine Art major following her study in Italy, where her passion for sculpture came alive and continues today. She received her first commission at age 19, and has gone on to have a successful career that includes war memorials and bronze portraits. She is married to artist Fred Fellows, whose work is also in the TMC collection.