Rebecca A. Clark is an established international fine artist with over 20 years of experience in the professional field in New York City. Her body of work is composed of figurative, neo classical bronze sculptures and commissioned bronze sculpture works in a variety of themes. Large scale commissioned projects include the monumental 18ft tall bronze sculpture titled "Battling Stallions" for the prestige gated community "Le Chevalier" in West Linn Oregon, and the heroic 9ft tall ballet sculpture titled "Arabesque" which is publicly showcased at the Oregon Ballet Theatre headquarters, in Portland Oregon.

Rebecca was born an artist. Her family heritage extends back through a long lineage of sculptors, architects, painters, inventors, musical conductors, writers and explorers. In 1981, at the age of 17, Rebecca moved to New York City to pursue a career in fine art at the Parsons School of Design.

Since then she has primarily focused on creating fine bronze sculpture works and has provided her sculptures for important charity organizations across the nation. In 1998, she studied oil painting at the New York Academy of Art, while creating oil paintings depicting the nude, equestrian themes and portrait commissions for select collectors.

In October 2001, She returned to the West Coast to continue to create masterful sculptural works that embody exquisite beauty and originality. For her gallery collection, Rebecca is creating a new series of elegant sculptures that narrate classical themes with unique iconic interpretations. Her commissioned projects, for private collectors, depict diverse concepts and range in size from small bronze portraits and sensuous figurative sculptures to dynamic heroic sized monuments. She brings a stunning visual presence, signature style, and excellence to her projects.

Selected Works:
Human Form Sculpture: Arabesque in Silver