Marianne Caroselli

Marianne Caroselli has been sculpting and painting for over 30 years. Marianne received her formal education at the Newark School of Fine and Industrial Art and received her degree in interior design. Marianne has participated in invitational workshops at the Cowboy Artist Museum, studying under sculptors Lincoln Fox and Glenna Goodacre. Her dedication to art has given her the opportunity to create sculptures in many different themes.

Marianne’s work ranges from table-size to life-size, with subjects including children, wildlife, horses, westerns, and Native Americans. Marianne believes her art should be peaceful, loving, and relaxing so that it can be enjoyed for a lifetime.

Notably, her work is in the collections of Burt Reynolds, Wayne Newton, Byron Nelson, Daniel Stern, Red McCombs, Pat Summerall, the Leanin Tree Museum, and many corporate collections as well. Her paintings are published as greeting cards by Leanin Tree, prints for a New York firm, and calendars for Artists of America and Cowboy Artist.