"Sculpture that remains alive should have a dialogue between the spectator and the piece itself."

"If they are drawn to it by a question, I think that's really important. It's like poetry. You read something of Emily Dickinson and you scratch your head. At 20, it means one thing. At 30, another, at 40, another, and at 60, it continues to live." — Ernesto Montenegro (regarding his work)

The recipient of such prestigious awards as the Peter Abate Award and the Religious Sculpture Award of Monte Carlo's Gran Prix d'Art Contemporan, Montenegro is a diverse and talented artist. His work spans a myriad of styles from abstract to realistic; from intricate reliefs to monumental bronzes. Ernesto Montenegro's sculpture can be found in many public and private collections throughout the world.

Read article about Montenegro from the Daily Hampshire Gazette.

Most sculpture maybe be displayed on either a base or hung on the wall.

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