Excellent book with deep insight into the Artist’s life and inspirations. Signed personally to my name. Ordering, communication, and delivery again excellent.

About The Author
Carole A. Feuerman
Carole A. Feuerman (1945) is an American superrealist sculptor born in Hartford, Connecticut. She currently lives and works in New York. In 2011, she founded the Carole A. Feuerman Sculpture Foundation.
Feuerman began her sculpting career in the 1970s by making fragmented wall sculptures. She stayed with fragments until the early 2000s when she started making sculptures of the entire figure. Her works range in size from miniature to monumental. She has made oil paintings, prints, photographs, video art and sand casted bronze pieces. She is best known for her swimmers, creating both indoor and outdoor works.
Testimonials
What Our Readers Say
The tales of a female sculptor venturing into an unexplored aspect of artistry and creating a whole new dimension to fine art are told in the pages of My Hyperrealist Life and Legacy by Carole A. Feuerman. It is an autobiography that explores Carole’s journey as a professional female artist. It narrates the family struggles, problems, and challenges she encounters.
KENNEDY NC
The author’s most valuable lessons came from her grandparents, whereas her parents were often emotionally and physically unavailable. Perhaps, the author suggests, her ability to overcome difficulties in her career and personal life was predestined by the combination of planets at the time of her birth. What had kept her constantly pushing forward was a belief in her talent.
DARA SILMAN
When I read it, I immediately searched for more information about Hyperrealism in art and about Ms. Feuerman because now I’m curious. I think its brave for any artist to delve into a completely different mode of expression and even braver to write about their motivations, experiences and purposes that led to them creating their artwork.
PATTY ALLREAD
I love motivational books. We need all the guidance and direction in life. Despite the negatives, I commend Carole for choosing to write this book. She highlighted virtues, core values, and goals which are essential in our journey called life.
PAULINE PARNELL
I’m almost dine reading your book. I can’t put it down. You give me so much hope and inspiration. There are parallels in my life that I connect with you in your book. Your relationship with your mom, being a mother, and navigating the art world as a female pioneering your way and breaking glass ceilings. Men have run museums in this area,
KARELYN AMENDOLARA-RUSSO
Director of the Medici Museum of Art, Ohio, USA
A story to be told. She writes as if she is telling it. I found parts of it that left me marveling at how she overcame obstacles on her way to her success. She stayed true to her dream of being an artist. The book is factual. The addition of pictures add to the realism and let you see her life at different stages.