The work of highly-acclaimed Texas-based sculptor Bob Pack has been collected worldwide. His energy level and artistic abilities appear boundless as the life-size and larger bronze monuments he so meticulously sculpts.

His most recent commission of Stephen F. Austin, the Father of Texas, displays the heroic entrepreneur emerging from the waters of the nearby Brazos River. It captures Austin as his horse rears and he pulls a struggling packhorse to shore. Located in the middle of the newly constructed Sugar Land Town Square, this 18-foot by 24-foot masterpiece is strategically positioned in a large granite fountain to depict the river's current and the spirit and courage of early Texans. Only a few of the remaining 30 limited edition bronze remain available to collectors.

Pack first received prominence and international acclaim with his outstanding art series entitled "Legends of Golf" which depicts the sport's finest players: Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Bobby Jones and Gary Player. Other recognized greats who also own some of Pack's sculptures are Byron Nelson, the late Gene Sarazen, Tom Watson, Nick Price and Ben Crenshaw.

His creative genius as an artist has earned him a reputation as the foremost sculptor of bronze sports figures in the world.  He has received national recognition in Newsweek, USA Today and Golf Magazine.

At the personal invitation of the Presidential Inaugural Committee, friends of President and Mrs. Bush were presented Mr. Pack’s bronzes in appreciation for their performance at the Presidential Gala.  Mr. Pack also received a Papal invitation which took him to Rome where, in a private audience at the Pope’s summer residence, he personally presented a bronze to Pope John Paul II.