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| Since my first visit to Rwanda, Central Africa in 1993 and 1994, I have developed a close working relationship with African cultures, peoples, animals, and environmets.
Numerous projects are continuing in the developmental stages including a life size elephant sculpture for the Republic of Congo, a novel of personal experience in Rwanda, and several other monumental sculpture projects. |
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| Stan Mullins and Ollivier Bonamy | |||||||||||||||||||||
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| This aluminum cast elephant is the first prototype for a 26 foot tall momumnet. A reproduction is available in limited quanities. Please contact Stan for more infomation. | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Working with Dr. Mark Daniel Gutekunst, we created a children's book portraying some of the problems facing Rwanda; it's people, animals, and environment. | |||||||||||||||||||||
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| Mullins pictured with Mwami Kigela, the King of Rwanda, his secetary, and Mullins' safari guide Francois Nambajimana better know as Muchacho-Man. | Mullins and Muchacho-Man in 1994 after a visit with the mountain gorillas of Rwanda. | ||||||||||||||||||||
| A photo of Mwami Kigela's father circa 1910. | |||||||||||||||||||||
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| Paul Rusesibagina (Hotel Rwanda Paul) and Mullins after a lecture in Atlanta, GA. | |||||||||||||||||||||
