BRONZE COUNTRY.

This article discusses the history of bronze foundries in Prescott, Arizona, specifically focusing on the role of George Phippen and the artists he inspired. It highlights the challenges faced by early pioneers in bronze casting and the development of the lost-wax process. The article also mentions the significance of bronze sculptures in commemorating historical figures like Teddy Roosevelt and explores the legacy of Phippen's artistic vision, which has influenced numerous renowned sculptors. The article concludes by mentioning the current thriving bronze foundries in Prescott, such as Bronzesmith Fine Art Gallery and Foundry and the Bronze Age, which continue to produce sculptures by various artists. [Extracted from the article]