A sculpture portrait has the potential to exist forever… echoing the subject for centuries to come

Brian, Joseph and internationally aclaimed artist Marcel Piet-Hein Kerkhoff study Kerkhoffs portrait and self-portrait during a viewing of the collection.

The Collection              

Faces of the 21^st century represents the renowned and acclaimed faces of our generation as well as the unsung members of society who effect our lives on a daily bases. The collection and sub-collections include individuals who have shown the potential to change and affect the local and world stage as well as those who have already made their impression on our generation.

The collection will offer future generations the rare and unique opportunity to look in the eyes of the past bringing to life in the third dimension the men and women who paved the way to tomorrow; giving scale and life to the portraits never realized by a photograph or painting. The collection is destined to become an important historical record of the first half of the coming century          

C.Grimaldi 

St.George Galleries       

                                                                                                                                                       Portrait Collection   

Joseph Landry  &   Brian Gazeley  

In 2000 at the turn of the millennium we began a portrait collection of Faces of the 21^st Century. The collection is a cross section of society with portraits representing Artists, Writers, Scholars, Scientist, Preformers, Politicians, Athilets and Humanitarians. Many have made a contribution to society others are included because of their potential to contribute to the world around us. The collection represents the talent and accomplishments of a generation. Each portrait sculpture represents the subject in a realistic pose often accompanied by a separate piece representing hands or feet at work. Each sculpture is displayed at the eye level of the subject with the hands or feet although separate placed at the appropriate position and height. Allowing the viewer to compare the subjects size and scale giving a since of life to the sculpture for the viewer.If you feel there is someone you know who we should include in the permanent portrait collection. Let us know the name contact information and reason this individual should be included. Should they be accepted into the collection we are prepared to create a duplicate of the sculpture for Their personal collection as well as a duplicate for placement at a venue mutual agreed upon.The permanent collection and its sub collections will continue to be added to until we are physically unable to continue sculpting. This collection will represent our life’s work a permanent tribute to the men and women who have helped to shape the 21^st century. We will be pleased to answer any questions and explained he project in detail. We look forward to including you or someone you know in our collection: Faces of the 21^st Century. Every positive force leaves a foot print on the Earth.

Sincerely yours,                                                                                                                                                       

Joseph Landry R.H.

Brian Gazeley 

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