
The Source
This rare figurative bronze by Frederick Hart is also a working fountain. The water spouts from the bronze wrist and trickles over the glass orb.

This rare figurative bronze by Frederick Hart is also a working fountain. The water spouts from the bronze wrist and trickles over the glass orb.

Frederick Hart’s *The Ride* (1990) captures the power and grace of galloping horses in clear acrylic resin. As light moves through the sculpture, the horses shift between sharp definition and near disappearance, creating a striking sense of motion.

"Adam Fragment" is a detail from the full-scale trumeau figure of Adam commissioned for the Washington National Cathedral.

"Ex Nihilo Figure 3" is a full-scale plaster of the final stone sculpture of Ex Nihilo commissioned as part of the "Creation Sculptures" for the Washington National Cathedral. Bronze editions made later and authorized by the Washington Cathedral.
"Destiny" is an acrylic sculpture by Frederick Hart who believed everyone has a destiny that is shaped by their abilities, ideals, and passions and calls them at some point in their life. His vision of "sculpting with light" shines through in his method of embedding one sculpture in another.