Bronze Sculpture by Sculptor Joy Beckner | Classical realism, from hounds to humans

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Oh to be the person my dog thinks I am... Linda Sullivan.

"Until he extends his circle of compassion to include all living things man will not himself find peace." Albert Schweitzer.

"One can measure the size and moral progress of a nation to how she treats her animals." Mahatma Gandhi.

A pet is for life and they should not be bred or purchased to support fashion trends. Always buy from a reputable breeder...

"Lizzie" proud member of the the Beckner family

Miss Lizzie
Braaehaus Hometown Girl
11/23/89 - 10/12/06

Miss Lizzie came into our lives June 1, 1996, at the age of six and a half years. We thank Rita and Larry Toombs for sharing her with us, giving us over ten years with this sweet, elegant, valiant lady. She rallied after a September operation, much like the brilliant colors of Indian Summer, and then, passed away at the age of sixteen years, ten and one half months. Lizzie is the daughter of Am./Canadian Ch. Braaehaus Traveling Man, and mother of Ch. Retdachs Brwneyed Hansoman, AKA Andy. She is survived by her 10½ year old grandson, Ch. Retdachs Brwneyed Hansonboy, AKA Edgar. Lizzie is deeply missed.

Joy, Brian and Edgar Beckner
Photo, Joy, 9/15/06.

Joy Beckner fine bronze sculpture

Sculptor, Joy Kroeger Beckner, creates figurative bronzes and portrait bronzes, as well as bronze canine sculpture, most notably of dachshunds and retrievers. Watch for an expansion into wildlife bronzes.