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Catholic sculptor Timothy Paul Schmalz creates sculptures primarily in bronze using the Lost-wax process. For more than thirty years, Tim has been “visually translating” sacred scripture and bringing forth spiritual artwork that presents authentic representations.
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I am devoted to creating meaningful sculpture about meaningful things. I describe my sculptures as being visual signs. Saint Gregory the Great wrote that “art is for the illiterate”; the use of images was an extremely effective way to educate the general population.
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2019年9月30日 · The “Angels Unaware” boat by Canadian artist Timothy P. Schmalz depicts 140 migrants ranging from a Jewish man escaping Nazi Germany to a Syrian refugee fleeing the civil war. The 20-foot sculpture was unveiled during mass on the 105th World Day of Migrants and Refugees on Sunday.
Featured Works - Timothy Paul Schmalz
Learn how Timothy Schmalz’s bronze sculptures are created through the The Lost-Wax Process.
Life Monument - Timothy Paul Schmalz
Timothy P. Schmalz is a Canadian sculptor based in Ontario. His work is figurative in style, and his pieces have been commissioned and installed across the world, including historical churches in Rome and at the Vatican .
Matthew 25 - Timothy Paul Schmalz
The “Matthew 25 Series” by Timothy Schmalz is a series of five sculptures that bring to life the scripture passage Matthew 25:31-46 in which Jesus uses the parable of “The Judgment of the Nations” to asks us to see him in every person we meet, especially in those who are suffering in …
The Lost-Wax Process - Timothy Paul Schmalz
All of Timothy Schmalz’s bronze sculptures are created using a method called the lost-wax process. This method was common in the 3rd millennium BC and has changed little since then.
Padre Pio - Timothy Paul Schmalz
This sculpture illustrates Padre Pio strangling a demon and pushing him into nothingness, with one fist posed to strike. “I think so many people today have struggles with evil and they have these battles going on,” Schmalz said of Catholics and non-Catholics alike.
This is my Body - Timothy Paul Schmalz
“ This is My Body ” sculpture was created specifically for the National Catholic Eucharistic Congress. A twenty-two foot high vertical artwork, it acts as a beacon of celebration of the Holy Eucharist.
Dante - Timothy Paul Schmalz
To commemorate the 700 year anniversary of Dante in 2021, Timothy Schmalz has created a sculpture of each of the 100 cantos in the Divine Comedy. Included in the project is a life-size sculpture of Dante in exile.