Morgan realistically portrays his enthusiasm for history, the emotion of human existence and the events of his own life in his bronzes. A lifetime of experience enriches Morgan bronzes with the quality of truth that can only come from having “been there.”

Morgan’s passion for history is demonstrated in his endless quest for “the rest of the story” – the little known things that help bring a piece of sculpture to life.

Morgan’s sculptures are nationally and internationally acclaimed and are in both private and public collections around the world.

Morgan has won 8 regional and national public art competitions:

Utah’s Vietnam Veterans Memorial-Salt Lake City Utah

Exchange at the Presidio-The Mormon Battalion in Tucson, Arizona.

“Henry Wickenburg”- Wickenburg, Az. “The Gandy Dancer” Flagstaff, Az. “Red rocks and the Cowboy Artist” (Joe Beeler)-Sedona, Az. “Dale Earnhardt Tribute”- Kannapolis, N.C.

“Mayor Herb Drinkwater” - Scottsdale, Az. “Enduring Freedom”- Phoenix, Az State Capitol.

His commitment to creating bronzes that are not only historically and anatomically correct but also reflect the variety of the human experience is the hallmark of Morgan’s work.