Pam Talley Stoneburner works mostly in pastels, pencil and pen & ink sketches, oils, sculptures and more recently, photography. Since graduating from Virginia Tech with a degree in Animal Science, Pam has specialized in creating life-like portraits of horses and other animals. Her originals and reproductions are displayed in homes across America and abroad. Breyer Animal Creations and Red Mill Manufacturing Company commissioned Pam to do original sculptures for their reproductions. Southern States Feeds and our local Augusta Cooperative Farm Bureau have used Pam’s artwork for their feed bags. Over the years, many t-shirt designs, greeting cards, magazine covers and decorative flags have featured the drawings and logos done by Pam. Her photos and artwork have been published in Western Horseman Magazine, several books by Tom Moates as well as “Starting and Running Your Own Horse Business” and another book entitled "The Magnet - A Large Animal Veterinarian's Journey" by Dr. Mary A. McDonald, DVM.
Pam and her husband Rob rode horses to their wedding, and horses continue to be a part of their family today. Rob recently retired from his company, Virginia Frame Builders in Fishersville, that constructs quality horse barns and sells building supplies and fencing materials. Their 3 grown children and a granddaughter all enjoy horses and compete in endurance rides.
Pam served on the board of Ride With Pride therapeutic horsemanship and volunteered as an instructor. She coached the Augusta County 4-H Horse Judging Teams and leads Precept Bible Studies.
You may contact Pam at ptstoneburner@gmail.com or portrait@ntelos.net
or call or text (540)476-3246
Right, variations of Breyer models sold as Bo Diddley, Arabian Stallion and Silent Knight made from
Pam's original sculptures.
Rugged Lark clay sculpture prior to going to New Jersey to meet with Breyer.
Animal Portraits & Photography by
Pam Talley Stoneburner
John 3:16 Email: ptstoneburner@gmail.com Mobile phone: (540)476-3246 Psalm 20:7
Portrait of Pam's endurance horse Khayyam, who would stand with all 4 feet in buckets at once.
Pam puts finishing touches on Rugged Lark original clay sculpture at Breyer Animal Creations in New Jersey.
Red Mill Sculptures
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Red Mill Mfg., Inc. commissioned Pam to do over 40 original sculptures as collectibles made of a unique blend of crushed pecan shells and resins to give the look and feel of wood carvings.
Early stages of original clay sculpture of Khemosabi.
Breyer models Khemosabi and Rugged Lark made from Pam's original sculptures.
Pastel portrait
Acrylic wall murals
"Sweethearts"
16 x 20 signed and numbered limited edition print $50
Original clay sculpture along with Red Mill reproduction.