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The Hirshhorn Museum Washington, D.C.
The National Art Museum of Sport Indianapolis, Indiana
The Royal Porcelain Museum Copenhagen, Denmark
The Hakone Open-air Museum Tokyo, Japan
The Stamford Center for the Performing Arts Stamford, Connecticut
Westchester Capital Corporation Scarsdale, New York
The McDonalds Corporation California
Doral Corporation Ryebrook, New York
Pegasus Venture Capital New York City, New York
The Pepsi Cola Company Somers, New York
Georgetown University Intercultural Center Washington, D.C.
The Choate Rosemary Hall School Wallingford, Connecticut
The Garrison Forest School Garrison, Maryland
The McGhee Library Washington, D.C.
The Anne Norton Museum Palm Beach, Florida
Silva Park Stockholm, Sweden
Montgomery Park Greenwich, Connecticut
The Schaffer Collection North Salem, New York
The Goergen Collection Greenwich, Connecticut
The Boston Ballet Boston, Massachusetts
Parsons and Whittemore International New York, New York

The Kelsey bronzes are handmade from start to finish. This transformation from the clay original into a bronze masterpiece is a long, exacting process. A new ceramic mold is made for each registered bronze. This handmade mold is used only once, and then destroyed. There are 40 steps which each work passes through on the way to becoming a completed work of art. Each sculpture bears the copyright insignia, the name of the sculptor, date of origin, edition number and foundry mark. Only ingots of registered bronze are used in the creation of the Kelsey sculptures. Richard Polich; the world's leading founder has worked hand in hand with Kelsey for more than 20 years, assuring the finest quality possible in cast foundry bronze. Located in Newburgh, New York, Polich Art Works follows the excellence of the classical traditions embraced by Donatello, DaVinci, Michaelangelo, Rodin and of course Degas. It is here in the foundry where each Kelsey sculpture comes to life...a very long life!