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Bronze, Timeless, and Local: Rubin Peacock at the VMFA
Rubin Peacock’s Untitled Totem is now part of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts sculpture garden—the first work by a Virginia artist to join the VMFA grounds. Originally created in 1978 and recently featured in Richmond Magazine, this bronze sculpture reflects Peacock’s enduring vision and timeless craft.
Lazarus II at The Branch Museum of Design
Rubin designed “Lazarus II,” a 6 ft. bronze sculpture for the Branch Museum of Design in Richmond, Va. Biomorphically shaped, “Lazarus II” includes fluid abstract forms derived from nature.
Pentangle installed on “The Trails” at the Museum of Shenandoah Valley
Commissioned by two prominent philanthropists in 1982 for their residence in Richmond, VA, Rubin Peacock’s “Pentangle” seems anciently rooted in its new hilltop home at the Museum of the Shenandoah Valley in Winchester. On loan from the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, “Pentangle” was recently installed on The Trails of the SVM.