Harris McLean Sorrelle was a gifted sculptor and professor who taught at the University of Memphis for nearly 30 years. Several of his pieces are housed at the National Ornamental Metal Museum in Memphis. Additionally, his large-scale sculptures can be found across the county, including one at the University of Memphis. A second one is at Martyrs Park atop the Chickasaw Bluff overlooking the Mississippi River. It honors those who lost their lives caring for the sick during the Yellow Fever epidemic in Memphis the 1870s.
From Our Hands to Your Home
How it Works
Step 1
Your Selection
Choose the piece that speaks to you. If you'd like it framed, we'll guide you to a finish that complements your space. From there, we begin preparing your artwork with the care it deserves.
Step 2
Prepared By Hand
Each piece is handled by hand - wrapped, protected, and packaged in-house by our team, just as we would for our own collection.
Step 3
On Its Way
Tracking provided as soon as it leaves our gallery. It's cared for every mile of the way.
Step 4
Art With A Story
Your piece arrives ready to live beautifully in your space - thoughtfully packed, professionally prepared, and ready to be treasured.
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