Marianne Caroselli
Children

Animals

Figurative

Bookends

Fountains

Life Size Children/Monuments


SCULPTURE STROLL FEATURE
15. Love and Peace
by Marianne Caroselli
Graceful and uplifting, LOVE AND PEACE depicts a young figure reaching upward as a dove gently lands upon their outstretched hand. The child’s posture conveys wonder and serenity, evoking a sense of innocence intertwined with hope. Draped in soft, flowing fabric, along with angelic wings, the figure stands poised on a decorative base, adding an air of timelessness to the composition.

SCULPTURE STROLL FEATURE
16. Sweet Kisses
by Marianne Caroselli
Filled with joy and innocence, Sweet Kisses captures a tender moment between a young girl and a trio of playful puppies. The sculpture radiates affection—the girl kneels down with open arms as two pups eagerly nuzzle her cheeks, while a third sits attentively nearby, watching the exchange with gentle curiosity. Caroselli’s careful detailing—from the girl’s delighted expression to the puppies’ soft, lively forms—brings the scene to life. The bronze surface glows with warmth, enhancing the sense of childhood wonder and the uncomplicated love shared between children and animals. This piece invites viewers to pause, smile, and recall their own moments of pure, wholehearted connection.
About the Artist

Marianne has been sculpting and painting for 30 years. Her dedication to art has given her the opportunity to create sculptures in many different themes. Her work ranges from table size to life size with subjects from children, wildlife, horses, westerns and native Americans.
All executed with feeling and warmth, never portraying violence. Marianne believes her art work should be peaceful, loving and relaxing, so that it can be enjoyed for a lifetime! Her work is in the collection of many notables, such as Burt Reynolds, Wayne Newton, Byron Nelson, Daniel Stern, Red McCombs, Pat Summerall, Leanin Tree Museum and many corporate collections as well.
Her paintings are published as greeting cards by Leanin Tree, prints for a New York firm and calendars for Artists of America and Cowboy Artist. Marianne’s work can be seen in nine galleries in five states.
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