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Wilbert Verhelst(1923 - 2012) Texas Bronze freeform figure

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Wilbert Verhelst (1923 - 2012) American Bronze freeform figure.<br><br>Measurements<br>height 7 3/4 inches<br>width: 10 1/2 inches<br>depth 2 5/8 inches<br><br>WILBERT VERHELST OBITUARY<br>Verhelst, Wilbert (Bill) Dallas Texas artist established the sculpture program<br>for the Art Department at SMU and headed that program until his retirement,<br>after 20 years of teaching, in 1986 becoming an Emeritus Professor. He was<br>warmly known to his students as "Ver". He is the author of the textbook<br>"Sculpture Tools, Materials and Techniques". He initiated in 1978 the first<br>Texas Sculpture Symposium which was held every two years for many years. His<br>commissioned large scale sculptures can be seen around the country and he has<br>shown many other sculptures in countless exhibitions. He is survived by his<br>wife, artist Susan Lecky, stepdaughter Peggy Savage, stepson John Savage,<br>daughter Bobbi Jo Miller and his sister Wilma Potter.
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    Wilbert Verhelst (1923 - 2012) American Bronze freeform figure.<br><br>Measurements<br>height 7 3/4 inches<br>width: 10 1/2 inches<br>depth 2 5/8 inches<br><br>WILBERT VERHELST OBITUARY<br>Verhelst, Wilbert (Bill) Dallas Texas artist established the sculpture program<br>for the Art Department at SMU and headed that program until his retirement,<br>after 20 years of teaching, in 1986 becoming an Emeritus Professor. He was<br>warmly known to his students as "Ver". He is the author of the textbook<br>"Sculpture Tools, Materials and Techniques". He initiated in 1978 the first<br>Texas Sculpture Symposium which was held every two years for many years. His<br>commissioned large scale sculptures can be seen around the country and he has<br>shown many other sculptures in countless exhibitions. He is survived by his<br>wife, artist Susan Lecky, stepdaughter Peggy Savage, stepson John Savage,<br>daughter Bobbi Jo Miller and his sister Wilma Potter.

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