"On the Beam"
Bronze, 16x29

"Natsuko"
terra-cotta, 13"x6.5"x4" h.

Clayton Fuller began to paint and sculpt full time in 1962 at the age of 46. His teachers included Jason Berger and Francesco Carbone at The School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; Iso Papo and Berta Golhaney at The Cambridge Center for Adult Education, Cambridge, Mass. In 1972-1975, he studied with Joyce Johnson and Olaf Kruger.

Fuller has worked in practically every sculpture method. His most recent pieces have been stylized and abstracted, using aluminum and stainless steel, Fuller's work is included in many private collections and he has been commissioned to do public installations as well. A life size bronze Native American woman, "Aquene," overlooks Onset Bay, located at the gateway to Cape Cod in the town of Wareham, Mass. His figurative works express the beauty of the female form with dignity. His work has received awards and recognition for their quality and, many times, off beat humor.

"Trinket"

"Mermaid with Eel"
bronze, 10"x7"x12" h.