Sondra L. Jonson of S. L. Jonson Studios began planning her career in art at the age of 5. Her studio, established in 1985, has produced a large line of sculptures, from miniatures to monuments, for clients throughout the United States and in Europe. Jonson, a Magna Cum Laude graduate of Bryn Mawr College, and a former student of EvAngelos Frudakis, has developed a signature style which is both classical and contemporary, powerful yet tender, always sensitive to form, color and message.
Browse the various galleries of S. L. Jonson Studios, and be prepared to be inspired!
Shown on the right is “The American Farmer,” a three-quarters life-size bronze. It is Jonson’s testament to the strength, sacrifice, and intelligence of the American farmers. Living in rural Nebraska, Jonson has developed a deep respect for these men whose livelihood is at the mercy of the elements, and on whose production rests the foundation of our economy. In “The American Farmer,” Jonson portrays the farmer as a thinker and planner, also a man of action and hardiness, and a man who is unpretentious and generous---in other words, a man of great character. more…
Also on the right is “Rachel Weeping for
Her Children.” An interpretation of the biblical text: Jeremiah
31:15 - 17. “Rachel Weeping for Her Children” is also a
life size bronze at 4 ft. high. more…
