America's premier Sculptor

Featured individual works created throughout a lifetime

Last Farwell

American Indian brave saying farewell to his wife and child as he departs for war. One of Ed's most recognized and collectable works.

Unconquered

A proud Indian brave on horseback. A iconic proud man celebrating the competent bond between horse and rider of this era.

The Taste of Honey

Two Grizzly bears arguing over who gets the Honey buried within the beehive within an old tree stump.

Where Trails End

Ronald Reagan's personal favorite bronze of Ed's work. A copy resided in his personal private office in the White House while president. A copy now on display in the Reagan Library.

Gallery

Explore our collection and bring home a work of art.

Monuments

Monumental commisions created and places throughout the the United Stated.

The Ancient Ones

Entrance to Mesa Verde National Park.

Lead Horse, Pioneer Courage Monument

Meals on Wheels

Trapper for Pioneer Courage Monument providing sustenance for wagon train members.

Omaha Nebraska.

Lead wagon horse

Omaha Nebraska

Ed Fraughton's sculptures are uniquely inspiring. His sensitive eye for design and anatomy places his work on the highest level. Moving around small gallery pieces or major monuments, one realizes these sculptures were interpreted and executed with every visible angle made meaningful.

Vern Swanson.

Phd. Art History, University London, England.

Retired Director, Springville Museum of Art, Springville Utah.

Author 23 Books.