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Bill Mack enjoys one of the most successful and high profile careers in American Contemporary art. He is the modern pioneer of the rarest of the three art forms, relief sculpture, and is regarded as "the finest sculptor in the world today."

For over 35 years, Bill Mack has created sculpture in relief and in the round for government, corporate, and private collections. His art hangs in galleries in four continents and he has had exhibits in Tokyo, England, France and Germany.

Mack's figures with their emotional beauty and soulful dignity partake of the style "Romantic Realism," of which the pre-Rhapaelite painters are a leading historical antecedent. His figures however, are updated with a touch of signature "athleticism" which differentiates them from the classic beauties of other eras.

He made a spectacular debut in New York and, in a remarkably short time for a contemporary artist, Mack has achieved worldwide acceptance. He has had exhibitions in galleries from New York City to Beverly Hills, and from Tokyo to Frankfurt. His work is in the collections of President Clinton and former Presidents Ford and Reagan - Actors and renowned art aficionados, Sylvester Stallone, Elizabeth Taylor, and Tony Curtis - International business leaders Mrs. Yaeko Shiotsuki, Hermann Schnabel, and Irwin Jacobs - and celebrities as diverse as Kenny Rogers, comic Howie Mandel, and record producer Jimmy "Jam" Harris. His piece entitled "Lady" is part of the permanent collection of the Statue of Liberty National Monument on Liberty Island. His sculpture of basketball great Kareem Abdul-Jabbar hangs in the entry of the NBA Hall of Fame, and he has also created sculptures that are under consideration for installation in the International Tennis Hall of Fame (Arthur Ashe), the American and Canadian Hockey Halls of Fame (Hobey Baker), his sculpture of Lyle Alzado is in the collection of the NFL Hall of Fame, and a sculpture of Peggy Fleming is on permanent display at the United States Figure Skating Hall of Fame.

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