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James Muir

James Nathan Muir (Born 1945) is active/lives in Arizona, Indiana.  James Muir is known for Bronze allegorical and history figure sculpture.



James N. Muir was born in Indianapolis, Indiana 1945.  He attended the United States Military Academy at West Point for two years and completed his B.S. Degree at Indiana University in 1970.  His professional art career as a sculptor began in 1979, and he has continued to be a full-time professional artist for 26 years.

He owned his own bronze casting foundry*, Seraph M Fine Art Bronze, from 1982 to 1988 in Sedona, Arizona.  He has completed over 100 sculptures to date, and his first book Lanterns Along The Path was published in 2004.

Allegorical* Art is a term Muir uses to describe his art as being filled with symbolic* meaning.  Bridging the centuries from his historical military subjects to today's social, political and spiritual commentary, his sculptures have themes of Duty, Honor, Courage, and Justice, but above all, of Truth and the ultimate triumph of the Human Spirit.  He has built up   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 13578 characters.]  Artist bio

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