Wax models are cast as an intermediate step in reproducing the artist's
original work in bronze. The wax model must reproduce all of the
structure and detail in the original. We use only the finest
micro-crystalline wax and take utmost care in casting, chasing and sprueing
to preserve detail and avoid adding anything that is not in the original.
Section of Sculpture being Sprued
Omri Amrany Approving His Wax
Chasing Wax
Brushing Wax Into a Mold
Wax Chasing a Wax Bust
Preparing a Wax Section for Sprueing
Eagle Wing Wax Ready for Shell Mold
George Ray McCormick with Wax Ready for Shell Mold
George Ray McCormick Sprueing a Wax Model
Wax Before Removal from Mold
Beth Sahagian and Michael Nolte Casting a Large Flat Wax
Freshly Cast Waxes - Artist Gwen Gillen in Center
Two Wax Models Sprued and Ready for Shell
Section of Sculpture being Sprued
Omri Amrany Approving His Wax
Chasing Wax
Brushing Wax Into a Mold
Wax Chasing a Wax Bust
Preparing a Wax Section for Sprueing
Eagle Wing Wax Ready for Shell Mold
George Ray McCormick with Wax Ready for Shell Mold
George Ray McCormick Sprueing a Wax Model
Wax Before Removal from Mold
Beth Sahagian and Michael Nolte Casting a Large Flat Wax
Freshly Cast Waxes - Artist Gwen Gillen in Center
Two Wax Models Sprued and Ready for Shell
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