Dan Hill

When it comes to sculpture, Dan Hill is a late bloomer.  His talent
emerged accidentally during the 1970's, laid dormant and began its
upward spiral when Dan retired from his landscape business in 1995
and picked up some clay.

Two years later he carved out a niche, sculpting his first life-size composition of
a child, the expressive, "Cowboys Don't Take Naps," modeled after grandson, Sawyer.  Now in his artistic prime, Dan has created an impressive portfolio of life-size sculpture and continues to work extremely hard polishing his talent.

Dan was born in Salt Lake City, UT in 1929.  He currently sculpts and
resides in Sandy, UT.