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Artist Statement:
Rosler - Biographical Data
Rosler began his career as a
young sculptor in Carmel,
California where he made his
mark in the art world of the
70’s creating limited edition
sculptures of wildlife in
bronze and silver combined
with mineral specimens. From
1973, he was represented by
Royal Worcester Porcelain
Company in New York and fine
stores in America and Europe
featured his work such as
Gump’s in San Francisco and
Thomas Goode & Sons in London.
Among notables who collected
his sculpture were
industrialists David Packard
and Harold Zellerbach, actor
Jimmy Stewart and the Princess
of Iran.
In 1974, he was given a
one-man show at Liberty House
in Honolulu and in 1976, at
Petra Gallery in Corona del
Mar, California. In 1978, his
sculpture was honored at Del
Monte Lodge in Pebble Beach at
a benefit for the Monterey Bay
Sanctuary.
In 1980, Rosler added
architectural and interior
design to his talents. He
designed his own startling
contemporary home in Carefree,
Arizona with Fred Osmon, AIA
which was featured in the
Arizona Republic and Phoenix
Home and Garden. For his
ocean view home in Carmel, he
created a water stream which
trickled through the living
and dining ...
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E-mail: kebanu@aloha.net
Phone: (808) 823-6820
Fax: (808) 823-6710
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Hanalei, HI 96714
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