Eccleston is truly an artist in the renaissance sense of the word. He does not simply create an image, rather, often he is involved in the creative process from beginning to end – sculpting and applying the patina. All of this is done with the personal discipline and tenacity with which he experiences life. Eccleston has his own studio and foundry at his home in the Adirondack Mountains. He is a colleague-member of the National Sculpture Society. His works can be found in numerous private collections throughout the country. Since 1998, Eccleston’s commissions include a ten-foot high three-man bronze memorial commemorating New York’s fallen firefighters for the State of New York, a life-size bronze of Thomas Jefferson for Hofstra University located in Long Island, New York, a twelve-foot wing span stainless steel eagle serving as the focal point for New York States’ World War II Memorial, a seven-foot bronze of a World War II infantryman commissioned for the town of Bolton Landing, New York., a seven foot tall World War II medic carrying a wounded infantryman, for the Brazo’s Valley Veterans Memorial, in College Station Texas, a 10th Mountain Division soldier for the town of Breckenridge, Colorado and a life-size bronze of Art Devlin in Lake Placid, New York. *
ROBERT J. ECCLESTON
6047 Sentinel Road Lake Placid, New York 12946-apointofviewgallery@gmail.com- (518)837-5124
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