Joy and Brian Beckner's trip to Italy | Bronze Sculpture by Sculptor Joy Beckner | Classical realism, from hounds to humans
Trip to Italy
Sorrento, Italy, September 24, 2000, the last night in Italy.
R to L: Mel Schockner, husband of sculptor Rosetta, and photographer of Joy's work,
relaxing with the flamboyant chef at Buon Convento with Joy.
Photo: Fellow AWA Guest Artist, Christine Debrosky.
Sorrento, Italy, September 24, 2000, the last night in Italy.
R to L: Mel Schockner, husband of sculptor Rosetta, and photographer of Joy's work,
relaxing with the flamboyant chef at Buon Convento with Joy.
Photo: Fellow AWA Guest Artist, Christine Debrosky.
Rome, Italy, September 2000. Joy in Piazza Navona, admiring Bernini's Four Rivers Fountain which he created of travertine marble between 1648 and 1651.
Photo: Mel Schockner.
Sorrento, Italy, Mayor Marco Fiorentino with Joy, who is wearing "Dear to my Heart-Smooth" on a knotted chain, and Lizzie as "So Good to See You," at the American Women Artists opening in the Cloisters of St. Francis, September 21, 2000. Elegant Knot
Photo: Wayne Debrosky
Colle Bereto Vinyard in Chianti, Italy. After the tasting, Joy sits with a cast iron dachshund similar to the first dachshund art she owned.Cheers!
Photo: Mel Schockner.
"A good painting (sculpture) to me has always been like a friend. It keeps me company, comforts and inspires." - Hedy Lamarr -
Bronze photography by Mel Schockner, except as noted.