Monuments & Public Commissions | History In Bronze
The Legend, The Lore, The Law
Dustin is available for proposals for Public Art and private monument commissions
For commission proposals, monument pricing & information, we’d enjoy Discussing options.
contact tammy@dustinpayne.com
No Surrender (Colonel Travis) - Monument
Lone Star Legacy | Life Size Monument
Charles Autobees Monument | Pueblo, CO
The Shawl Dancer Monument | Reno, NV
The Legend, The Lore, The Law - Monument | Fredericksburg, Texas
Charles Goodnight Life-size Monument
On the Edge of the Wild | Jim Bridger Mountain Man - Monument
Distant Shadows | Native American - Monument
Prairie Allies | Native American with Wolves - Monument
Father of the Trail (Oliver Loving) Life-size Monument
HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT AMERICAN MONUMENTS
We are open to provide bids for Historically accurate and significant American & Historical Monuments | Please email tammy@dustinpayne.com for more information & pricing
No Surrender - Colonel Travis - Life-Size Monument & Alamo Bench
Lone Star Legacy | Life Size Monument
Charles Autobees Monument
The Shawl Dancer Monument
Charles Goodnight Monument
Father of the Trail Monument
The Legend, The Lore, The Law Monument
Prairie Allies Monument
On the Edge of the Wild Monument
Distant Shadows Monument
I enjoy collaborating with community members to meet deadlines and budgets, but as importantly create the vision of what the members and commissioning entities are seeking for their projects. Authenticity is key in my designs. I will thoroughly research historical moments or figures that I am commissioned to portray in my work. There will always be a story behind every piece that I create. Before completing the life-size “The Legend, The Lore, The Law” in Fredericksburg, Texas at the Heritage Center, I researched all of the historical gear, clothing, tack, and weapons used by the Texas Rangers throughout the different generations and met with retired Rangers to ensure the preciseness of the piece. The accuracy was key in honoring the Texas Rangers organization and to preserve where they came from and where they are today. The goal of this project was to educate future generations of the history of the Texas Rangers organization through a visual monument dedicated to all of the past, present, and future Rangers. I always strive for the accuracy and honor mixed in with the creative and artistic aspect of every sculpture, as well as considering the location and style of each exterior or interior location for public artwork.
-Dustin