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Generosity Sculpture
Generosity
©2007 Don Lawler
Indiana Limestone
6' - 4"H x 3' - 6" W x 2'D
Greenway Heritage Trail, Winona Lake, Indiana
The bounty of Nature benefits Man. The efforts of Man give Nature the chance to prosper. One supports the other.

Providence Sculpture
Providence

©2007 Don Lawler
Indiana Limestone
Missouri Granite &
Brazillian Blue Quartzite

5'H x 4'W x 2'D
Public Safety Building, Blue Springs, Missouri
The best things in life come at unexpected moments and from unseen directions.
Fourish Sculpture
Flourish

©2007 Don Lawler
Indiana Limestone
5' - 6"H x 3'W x 2'D
Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana
A seedling finds a precarious perch upon a hard, featureless pinnacle. It manages to thrive and flourish even in the face of harsh, inhospitable conditions.
Opportunity Portal  Lawler-White Sculpture Studios, Inc. ©2000 15'H x 20'L x 5'W Indiana Limestone Two hands, one representing the community and the other representing the  Nia Center, come together to create the Opportunity Portal. Opportunity nightime

Opportunity Portal
Lawler-White Sculpture Studios, Inc.
©2000
15'H x 20'L x 5'W
Indiana Limestone
Louisville, KY 
Two hands, one representing the community and the other representing the
Nia Center, come together to create the Opportunity Portal.
Collaboration between Meg White and Don Lawler.
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Awakening Muse SculptureAwakening Muse Sculpture w/artist
Awaking Muse
©Lawler-White 2006
40'L x 20'W x 6'H
Earthworks and Indiana Limestone
Schaumburg, IL
A monumental-scale muse awkes from her slumber on the lawn ofthe Prairie Center for the Arts near Chicago. She whispers inspiration to any who sit in her hand.
Collaboration between Meg White and Don Lawler.
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Oportunity Portal SculptureOportunity Portal SculptureOportunity Portal Sculpture
Pool Portal
©Lawler-White 2003
11'H x 21'W x 4'D
Indiana Limestone
Denver, CO.
Two swimmers move upward through monumental blocks of stone. They will frame the walkway
that leads up to the Ashland Recreational Center in Denver Colorado.
Collaboration between Meg White and Don Lawler.
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spinn
Spinozalith
©1995 D. Lawler
5'H x 10'W x 4'D
Indiana Limestone
Displayed at Art Museum
Miami University,
Oxford, OH.
columnsTheatre Column
Theatre Column
©1988 D. Lawler
12'H x 3'W x 3'D
Indiana Limestone
Displayed at
Shakespeare Theatre
in Central Park Louisville, KY.

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