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His sculptures have gained recognition along the East Coast with many pieces in both private and public collections. His work has been mentioned from local newspapers to the Boston Globe. Robert had a sculpture featured in the New York Times where it was highlighted in a prominent room the Annual Kips Bay Decorator Show House. Robert's work can also be seen in the Huffington Post and many papers and blogs. He continues to exhibit in conjunction with staying busy creating original pieces and making new discoveries in his studio in Oakdale. He enjoys nurturing the creative minds of his students by engaging them in thought provoking projects. He believes that creativity and innovation go hand in hand.
Elizabeth Keckley, Behind the Scenes, or, Thirty Years a Slave and Four Years in the White House (1868) (PRES 1894): Elizabeth Keckley was born in February 1818 as a slave in Dinwiddie, Virginia. Keckley convinced her master to allow her to buy her and her son's freedom, which she did in 1855. In 1860, she moved to Washington D.C. and established herself as a seamstress. She became the personal dressmaker to Mary Todd Lincoln in 1861 and served throughout the Lincoln administration. After Mrs. Lincoln fell into debt in 1867, Keckley wrote Behind the Scenes in an attempt to improve the public perception of her former employer. The work describes her life in slavery and her success as a businesswoman in Washington D.C.