Stainless steel, bronze | 16'L x 10'W x 12'H
Bronze, life-size
Limestone, bronze, velvet, lock | 3’L x 2’W x 1’H
Stainless steel, bronze | 16'L x 10'W x 12'H
Fisher Stolz is a sculptor whose public artworks are in the collections of The Sculpture Foundation, displayed at the Hamilton Transit Center in New Jersey; the Museum of Science and Energy in Oak Ridge, Tennessee; The City of Michigan City, Indiana; and the Donovan Sculpture Garden, Peoria Park District, Peoria, Illinois, among others.
Commissions include public sculptures for the Peoria Riverfront Museum, Caterpillar, the Peoria Civic Center, the Harrison School in Peoria, the Chillicothe Veterans Memorial, and Bradley University.
Fisher Stolz is a Professor of Art and Design, Emeritus, at Bradley University, where he served as head of the sculpture area and as chairperson of the Department of Art and Design.
Fisher earned his Master of Fine Arts from the University of Georgia and studied and taught sculpture abroad in Cortona, Italy.
He is a member of the International Sculpture Center, where he served on the ISC Board of Trustees, and of Chicago Sculpture International, where he served as vice president.
His home and studio are located in Washington, Illinois.