Monumental Bronzes
by Tom White Tom specializes in creating distinctive life-size, monumental, and heroic size bronze sculptures and scenes.  Arrow through the samples, or click on an individual album to see details.  If you desire a custom bronze statue or scene of a favorite subject, person or historical event, contact Tom White directly to discuss your project ideas.
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Robert Griffin III

Monumental portrait bronze was unveiled August 31, 2014, at Baylor University's new McLane Football Sta­dium honoring the 2011 Heisman winner Robert "RG3" Griffin, III. The 9.5-foot sculp­ture was made possible by the generous donations of Baylor alumni Dr. John A. Wood ('53) and Patricia A. Wood ('54)

Paul R. Christen

Crediting Scouts with saving his life, Paul Christen is honored for his endowment creating the Christen High Adventure Base at the Summit Bechtel Reserve, BSA's national camp in West Virginia.

Vietnam Soldier

Tom sought to capture the "1,000-yard stare" that characterized the American Vietnam-era solder for this public war memorial at the Plainview Memorial Veterans Cemetery, Big Piney, Wyoming.

Welcoming Christ

The passion of Christ is evident in His joyous acceptance in this life-size bronze sculpture. Tom has created multiple combinations of adults and children to accompany this sculpture of Jesus at churches, schools, prayer gardens and memorials.

Give Kids the World

A young child stands with Henri Landwirth, founder of Give Kids the World Village in Kissi­mmee, Florida, in this life-size bronze scene, which serves to repre­sent the unique and compassionate service of this wonder­ful organization which supports children with life-threatening illnesses.

Playing Heaven's Music

This memorial tabletop bronze honors Scott Clarke, beloved son who's great love of music and giving back to touched everyone's heart that knew him.

James & Jim Justice, Jr.

Bordering the lakes that bear their names at The Summit, this father and son scene provides inspiration for outdoor memories at the Boy Scout Summit Bechtel Reserve.

Gold Star Mom

This lifesize bronze depicts the agony and sacrifice of military families at the Brazoria County Ring of Honor War Memorial on the courthouse lawn in Angleton, Texas.

Heritage of Love & Learning

Judy Svajgr, a beloved teacher in Cozad, Nebraska, was memorialized and honored by her family for her commitment to children and reading.

Bo's Ranch

An eight-foot portrait ranch scene was created of and for Bo Rubenstein of Texas Pipe & Supply Company, Ltd. The monumental bronze was placed April 2012 on Bo's Frebo Ranch in Columbus, TX, between Houston and Austin along Hwy. 71.

Stephen D. Bechtel, Jr.

The Summit Bechtel Family National Scout Reserve is the namesake of Mr. Bechtel who secured 10,600 acres of land with his $50 million donation in West Virginia that has become the fourth national high adventure camp for the Boy Scouts of America.

MOH Sp5c Clarence E. Sasser

At the Brazoria County Ring of Honor (Courthouse plaza) in Angleton, Texas, a quiet and humble man was honored for his outstanding bravery, Medal of Honor recipient Sp5c Clarence E. Sasser.

Christ Our Rock

Life-size statues of "Christ Our Rock" plus figurative sculptures of children adorn prayer gardens and church campuses around the country.

Irish Union Labor Leader James Connolly

Commissioned by Mr. Frank O'Lone, President of the Irish-American Labor Council of Chicago, this life-size bronze sculpture monument of famed Irish Labor leader James Connolly was placed in Union Park, Chicago, Illinois, on October 23, 2008.

Robert 'Bob' Mazzuca

Former Chief Scout Executive, Bob Mazzuca led the visionary project that has evolved to become Scouting's answer to Disney World – the Summit Bechtel Reserve in West Virginia.

MOH Pfc Emory L. Bennett

A brother's love and respect honors World War II Medal of Honor recipient Pfc Emory L. Bennett with this sculpture dedicated in Riverside Park, Cocoa, Florida.

Sami Swings

This loving memorial portrait bronze of little Sami McDonald was placed by her parents, Geoff & Debi McDonald at the Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville, Kentucky.

Sen. Joe Manchin

"Scouting changed my life" explains the former West Virginia Governor and U.S. Senator who led the local delegation support for creating The Summit near the New River Gorge.

Jack D. Furst

A guiding supporter and officer of the Boy Scouts, Jack Furst oversaw the metamorphosis of a woodland area into a BSA high adventure base in West Virginia, where this monumental portrait bronze was dedicated.

Sir Barnes Wallis

British 'Bouncing Bomb' designer depicted in the Dam Busters movie and WWII fame, this monument to Sir Barnes Wallis overlooks Herne Bay near Kent in England where Wallis conducted the trials of the bombs.

Sower & the Soils

Sower & the Soils eight-foot monumental bronze depicts Jesus' parable of sowing the seeds of the Gospel. Dedicated April 2011 at the Billy Graham Library in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Honoring Jerry Garcia

A monumental hand was placed in tribute to rock music's iconic group, The Grateful Dead, and its lead guitarist Jerry Garcia within the new "Jerry Garcia Glen" at the Santa Barbara Bowl.

Walter Scott, Jr.

A key visionary in the creation of The Summit Bechtel Reserve, Walter Scott, Jr., is the key figure of the Scott Scouting Valley and Scott Lodge, which was the first permanent structure on the SBR property.

Wayne Perry

As the top volunteer Scout and National President of the BSA, Wayne Perry is one of the visionaries for the Summit Bechtel Reserve.

J.W. & Hazel Ruby

Honored for their philanthropy in the state, the Hazel Ruby McQuain Charitable Trust were instrumental in the creation of The Summit, BSA's fourth national high adventure reserve.