PREVIEW ALL ARTISTS Painting David Alexander Sheri Bakes Lloyd Blakley Bratsa Bonifacho Bobbie Burgers Tom Burrows Darlene Cole Allison Collins Christopher Cousins Ben Darby Jamie Evrard Stephen Filla Ted Fullerton Lois Graham Peter Hoffer Eva Isaksen Louise Kikuchi T. L. Lange Manfred Lindenberger Dale Lindman Robert Marchessault James Martin Alden Mason Casey McGlynn Andre Petterson Mark Rediske Karen Simonson James Waterman Glass Clare Belfrage Dale Chihuly Editions by Dale Chihuly Elin Christopherson John de Wit Carmen Lozar Benjamin Moore Merrilee Moore William Morris Gerry Newcomb David Schwarz Mark Thiele Photography Cara Barer Ed Ou Luce Pelletier Toby Smith Sculpture Tony Angell Evan Blackwell Tom Burrows Ted Fullerton Cameron Anne Mason David Middlebrook Merrilee Moore Will Robinson George Rodriguez Paul Vexler Sandra Zeiset Richardson Northwest Masters and Contemporaries Guy Anderson Kenneth Callahan Richard Gilkey Morris Graves Mark Tobey George Tsutakawa Windsor Utley

Tony Angell               Sculpture   Work on Paper              Gnome Alighting 2009 bronze 8 x 5.5 x 5.5 in.   $1400 available at Pioneer Square     Migrant Loons 2010 bronze 2.5 x 13 x 9.5 in.   $1800 available at Pioneer Square     Lazarus 2007 stone 24 x 12 x 17 in.   $16000 available at Pioneer Square     Sunning Magpie 1990 stone 8 x 7 x 18 in.   $12500 available at Pioneer Square     Nighthawk 2008 stone 4 x 8 x 5 in.   $9000 available at Pioneer Square     Winter Coat 2009 bronze 11 x 8.5 x 4.5 in.   $1800 available at Pioneer Square     Twilight Bird 2007 bronze 8.5 x 10.5 x 6 in.   $1500 available at Pioneer Square     Fox Pups 2007 bronze 5.3 x 11.3 x 11.8 in.   $3400 available at Rainier Square     Forest Hawk 2008 bronze 23.5 x 13 x 10 in.   available at Pioneer Square     Summer Coat 2008 bronze 11 x 8 x 4.5 in.   $1600 available at Pioneer Square     Surfbird 1982 clayboard 19.34 x 24 in.   $2600 available at Pioneer Square     White Winged Scoters 1982 clayboard 24 x 19.75 in.   $2600 available at Pioneer Square     Black Oyster Catchers 1982 clayboard 9.75 x 19.75 in.   $1800 available at Pioneer Square     Young Marsh Hawk Pursuing Red Wing 1982 clayboard 14 x 22.5 in.   $1900 available at Pioneer Square     Male Crows with Mates Meet at Border of Their Territories 2005 clayboard 12 x 9 in.   $1200 available at Pioneer Square     White Phase Gyrfalcon 1982 lithograph 26.5 x 20.5 in.   $900 available at Pioneer Square     Caspian Terns 1982 lithograph 23 x 29 in.   $700 available at Pioneer Square     Squabbling Surf Scoters 1982 clayboard 10 x 24 in.   $1800 available at Pioneer Square     Pigeon Guillemots - Castle Rock off Lopez Island 1982 clayboard 19.75 x 24 in.   $2600 available at Pioneer Square     Semipalmated Plovers & Western Sandpipers at Dungeness 1982 clayboard 12 x 19.75 in.   $1500 available at Pioneer Square     Lounging Tufted Puffins - Colville Island 1982 clayboard 19.34 x 24 in.   $2600 available at Pioneer Square     Northern Sea Lion 1982 clayboard 19.34 x 24 in.   $2400 available at Pioneer Square     return to top     See eight of Angell's sculptures on the Redmond City Hall campus November 13, 2009 - November 13, 2010.  www.redmond.gov Watch Tony Angell Artist directed by John Forsen for Fidgit TV Born in Los Angeles in 1940, Tony Angell moved to the Pacific Northwest in 1959 to attend the University of Washington on a track scholarship.  He received his undergraduate and graduate degrees in speech communication, and became a teacher shortly thereafter.  Although Angell never formally trained as an artist, he has incredible natural talent; his paintings, drawings, and sculptures are rendered with meticulous accuracy.  Angell’s family was instrumental in encouraging his creativity, his mother’s paintings taught him composition and fluidity; his grandfather, a craftsman and woodworker, taught him to work with his hands. Angell’s father also demonstrated the importance of strong intellect and a sharp eye while working with the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Angell has illustrated and co-authored many articles and books. His most recent book, “In the Company of Crows and Ravens,” which he co-wrote with J. Marzluff, was published in 2005.  The book was awarded the First Place (Book Illustration) and Overall Winner awards for the illustrations in 2006 by the Victoria & Albert (V&A) Museum in London.  Angell has exhibited consistently throughout the United States since 1970, and his work can be found in many private collections and in the public collections including the Frye Art Museum in Seattle; the Museum of Wildlife in Jackson, Wyoming; the Seattle Aquarium; the Seattle Woodland Park Zoo; and Cornell University. Map to Tony Angell's public works