Artist Information:
John Keyser
Corrales, NM
United States
Member Since: Jul 2003
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Artist Statement:
John R. Keyser, Inc. is a
recognized and acclaimed name
in the decorative furniture
industry. Success is a
product of the craftsmanship
and quality in John’s
distinctive designs.
John R. Keyser, sculptor, is
responsible for the creativity
in these original works.
John earned a Bachelor of Fine
Arts degree from the
prestigious Maryland Institute
of Art in Baltimore, Maryland.
He pursued a Masters of fine
art degree from the University
of New Mexico.
While in graduate school, John
was awarded the first one per
cent for art commission in
Albuquerque, a thirteen-foot
sculpture on the University of
New Mexico campus. He
continued to create public
monuments and was awarded
several private commissions.
In 1986, John created two six
foot bronze whooping cranes
for the entrance to the Rio
Grande Zoological Park. The
popularity of Keyser’s public
works sparked interest by
private collectors.
Living in New Mexico, John
acquired the spirit of the
southwest. John adopted a
“hands on” lifestyle. He
built his own solar house,
maintaining respect for the
land and resources. John
rekindled his boyhood passion
for horses. He trained, roped
and ranched. As his family
grew, he became more involved
in the schools and community
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John Keyser's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to John Keyser's Portfolio. Browse Keyser's body of work: John R. Keyser, Inc. is a recognized and acclaimed name in the decorative furniture industry. Success is a product of the craftsmanship and quality in John’s distinctive designs.
John R. Keyser, sculptor, is responsible for the creativity in these original works. John earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the prestigious Maryland Institute of Art in Baltimore, Maryland. He pursued a Masters of fine art degree from the University of New Mexico.
While in graduate school, John was awarded the first one per cent for art commission in Albuquerque, a thirteen-foot sculpture on the University of New ... |
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