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Townfolk Sculptures

Sculptures of townfolk created by Scott Rogers in clay and cast into bronze.

1978 Golden Gloves Championship

  Scott Rogers Golden Glove Heavy Weight Championship 1978 In 1977 I fought in three boxing tournaments. James “Chief” Noahubbi (a full blood Choctaw Native American) was my opponent in all three. I won the first meeting between us in ...
Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig monuments

Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig Monuments Installed at Magnolia Silos in Waco, Texas

The grand adventure of creating and installing monumental sculptures of Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig, two of baseball most famous players, finally came to fruition. Scott was commissioned to sculpt Babe and Lou, for Magnolia’s, Katy Ballpark at the Silos ...
sculpture of a young man holding a baseball bat infront of him and posing for a photo

Towne Ball

This is bronze baseball sculpture of a young boy holding a bat in 1890. As a youth, my folks enrolled me into various sports. It began with Pee Wee baseball and football around the age of 8, and carried on ...
Bronze sculpture by Scott Rogers of a young boy carrying a lot of wood

Ain’t Gonna Be no Second Trip

What most folks don’t realize, on some level, every piece I create is a self portrait, a version of an experience I’ve had. Be it a guy being shot, bucked off a horse, lost love, standing face to face with ...
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Monumental Football Team Open House

Three years in the making. My heart is full. June 11th, 2018, we had an open house to celebrate the completion of “Football, circa 1890”. What an amazing team of people have supported me in bringing this project to fruition. ...
bronze sculpture of a man coming into a saloon on horseback upsetting the barkeep

Saloon Keepers Have No Sense of Humor

I sculpted this piece….just so I could use the title: “Saloon Keepers Have No Sense of Humor.” Believe me when I say….I have no idea what a piece will look like when I start it. I have a feeling that ...
bronze sculpture of a man passed out drunk with a bottle in his hand

An Honest Effort…

  One morning, at 6am, I was brought up short seeing a man sleeping on cold asphalt…..he was embracing a bottle of liquor. Where does the mind go with this? “Pity, shame, judgment, step quick and get away from this ...
sculpture of a young baseball team posing for a photo

Baseball \ The Fringe Side of the Old West

I‘ve had the grandest time researching and creating this piece. As early as I can find, baseball made its way out west as early as 1860 (San Francisco). I found baseball clubs in Texas and Colorado…..probably mining towns. I drew ...
Bronze sculpture of a young boxer in his fighting stance

Never Bested

  This piece was begun and 95% completed six months ago. It has sat on the shelf untouched since then. This past weekend, my nephew, with the body of a Greek God, came to visit. I had him model and ...

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