~~ Art By Morgen Kilbourn ~~ Specializing in Sculpting the Horse ~~

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Unnamed (1:9 scale) Criollo

Release info (est Feb 2012)

Eros - new bas relief

Release info (est Dec 2011)

Friesian foal (1:9 scale)

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Baroque Horse bust

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Some resin editions are sold in both unpainted white (or black resin), please ask if interested in black

or another color, white resin is the standard. Please also feel free to inquire about availablity and pricing of cold cast bronze and nickle silver resin castings .


		Oceania Limited time edition At 1:16 scale (curio sized), this vivacious handful represents a young athletic mare valiantly swimming her heart out. On her seaweed base she stands just over 8 inches tall and from her nose (or water) to streaming tail is nearly 8.5 inches long. Because the option of magnets to hold her to this base is a bit unsual I've made an interactive video as well. To order click here

		Baroque Horse Bust 6.86" tall (on base) by 4.5" wide Has been offered in cold cast metals mounted to marble bases in various color combinations. Currently offered in a few galleries and through occassional sales, such as eBay. Click here to see eBay "Items for sale" by seller webmaster_ohp or look for occassional offerings of newly completed busts through my yahoogroup mailing list or sign up for alerts (to the left) to be notified when the next copy is offered.
Not Sold Through Morgen but Also Available:

		Nemo Iberian stallion in classic scale (1:12). Three versions were sculpted; fully braided (as shown left), loose hair (inset) and hair prepped. Sold exclusively through Destriers by Design. Full sales & contact info as well as more photos; click here.

		Elmhurst (sire; Wild Again, dam; Mimbet) $1,065,322 in career earnings. 1997 Breeders' Cup Sprint winner, the 1990 gelding came to Our Mim's Retirement Haven (OMRH) in Oct of 2011. Our Mim's was Elmhurst's grandmother and the organization was founded in her name so they are thrilled to provide a retirement home for her accomplished grandson. This hanging ornamental medallion is being sold as a fundraiser by OMRH, a 501(c)3 charity that houses retired Thoroughbreds.
ON EBAY HERE THROUGH DEC 23rd - 8 painted copies will be sold Starting in Dec OMRH began to auction off some painted Elmhurst ornaments by 8 very talented artists! To purchase unpainted contact Cheryl at cheryl@ourmims.com (Cheryl Bellucci is the Director of Fund Raising and Promotion for OMRH)

Finished

		Gleep 4" tall bookend style relief Was available unpainted in 2011 - some painted copies to be offered in 2012. Stay tuned for link to sales!

"Joe Reed II" - SITE COMING SOON This is a very limited edition "Joe Reed II" memorial tile, I made these for my aunt and family. Currently I'm creating a new website with video footage from the 40's of the real stallion and some of my extended family (I actually have ~ 20minutes of footage to pare down). This is unique enough to have film of a breed's foundation stallion in his prime and so the site will be more about the horse and his people than the tiles. Read a little more on this here Sold Out & Closed Resin Editions For complete list of works offered, including now resin editions that are now closed, please see the "Catalog of Works" page.

No Future Sales of Painted Resin Horses Anticipated

At this time I am planning to focus primarily on the sculpting and leave the finishing work to the many many wonderfully skilled painters that are out there (under the "Find a Painter" page - button up to the left - you'll find over 20 terrific painters to chose from!). There are a few half finished horses here I may complete at some point but my primary objective is to wrap up remaining commissions and focus solely on sculpting.

To see past finishwork by Morgen please view on my yahoogroup or here on my archived finishwork page.

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