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Deborah Baronas is an artist whose work uses an interplay of historical and contemporary images to create sculptures addressing the intersection of Native Americans, African American slaves, and Colonial settlers in early America. She honors the contributions enslaved men, women, and children have made to society. She is available for commissions, public art projects, and exhibitions.

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Brandon Royal is a visual artist based in the Washington, D.C. area whose works are in the permanent collection of the Library of Congress and available at the U.S. Capitol Visitor Center. His work is inspired by iconic American landmarks and the individuals who have shaped American history. His original large-scale drawings are rendered in graphite, charcoal, and India ink, and he also creates mixed-media works and metal prints. He creates private and public commissions and teaches art in Alexandria, Virginia.

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Lisa Egeli is a painter of portraits, land and seascapes, working most commonly in oil and often in pastel or watercolor, both en plein air and in the studio. Her portrait commissions include Johns Hopkins Hospital, Elon University, Washington College, the State of Maryland, and the University of Maryland Medical School. She is a Fellow and Past President of the American Society of Marine Artists and offers an instructional video, Seascapes Simplified.

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Gary Lee Price Studios, Inc. is a sculpture studio based in Springville, Utah, creating bronze sculptures by artist Gary Lee Price. The studio's work includes life-size and monumental bronze sculptures displayed in public and private collections worldwide, including the Hong Kong Central Library and a 22-foot version of 'Celebration!' at NuSkin International. Gary has been commissioned to create the 300-foot Statue of Responsibility.

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Craig Kraft Studio is the studio of neon light sculptor Craig Kraft, who has gained national recognition over 35 years creating original artworks using drawn neon lines, sculptural light volumes, and monumental outdoor rolled aluminum and neon sculptures. His work has been featured in over 120 exhibits throughout the USA and he has created numerous public art commissions and private commissions. He has been a faculty member of the Smithsonian Institution Studio Arts Program for 25 years.

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