Painter, Sculptor · Born in 1955 - United States

Eva-Maria Wohn

Featured in gallery curations

Manufactured

Stone, Plaster
21x20x0in

$1,640

The Missing Piece

Stone, Plaster
24x12x2in

$1,530

Redemption Pending

Bronze, Steel
7x16x8in

$7,540

Witness

Bronze, Steel
6x15x4in

$7,920

Tree Nymph

Stone, Plaster
24x19x2in

$1,570

Curated for you

Refugee Passage

Bronze, Steel
11x12x7in

$8,070

Common Sense Novelty

Stone, Plaster
22x22x2in

$1,580

Eva-Maria Wohn

United States

Credentials

Featured in gallery curations
Works on commission

Eva-Maria Wohn is a sculptor working primarily in clay-to-bronze, bringing to her art a rich background informed by diverse life experiences. She employs both classical and innovative techniques, excelling in powerful bronze portraits and expressive bas-reliefs that reveal her love of storytelling and allegory. Her works dance with humor, duplicity, and raw emotion, inviting the viewer to reflect, smile, and be moved by the intricate interplay of vulnerability and resilience.

2026

American Medal of the Year- First Place for the medal Xi Jumping- National Award, United States

2023

US Delegation Medal for FIDEM Congress - Chosen by Delegates to design US Delegation Medal- Florence, Italy

2022

National Sculpture 88th Annual Awards Exhibit- Susan And Robert Pollack Prize for Sculpture for Redemption Pending- Murrells Inlet, United States

2022

American Medal of the Year - second place for Pandemic selfie- Second Place for Pandemic Selfie- National Award, United States

2022

Salmagundi Exhibition- Allied Artists of America Sculpture Award- New York, United States

2021

Womens Suffrage Medallic Art Competition - Winner- Winner of design to commemorate 100th Anniversary of Womens Right to Vote- National, United States

2021

Fine Art Connoisseur Magazine - 'One of Five Artists to Watch'- One of Five Artists to Watch- National, United States

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