schomberg’s sculptures have become world-renowned and are exhibited and collected internationally.  over the next several years, schomberg will be engaged in producing a  major collection.  while continuing his love for the athletic figure,  he will evolve this image into more emotional images by producing work that can be best described as his metamorphic series.  this present and future “column series” is less didactic in nature and more emotional in theme and represents a more compelling image of a current american event.

today,  a. thomas schomberg’s work can be found in the permanent collections of the  national art museum of sport  indianapolis, indiana;  the fairmont park grounds of the philadelphia museum of art, philadelphia, pennsylvania;  the butler institute of american art, youngstown, ohio;  the shenyang national gallery, beijing, china;  the adare manor, adare, ireland;  the united states olympic training center, colorado springs, colorado;  the international volleyball headquarters, lausanne, switzerland;  the riverside national cemetery, riverside, california;  march airforce base museum, riverside, california;  yankee stadium, new york, new york;  the astrodome, houston, texas;  the superdome, new orleans, louisiana;  the felix stamm stadium, warsaw, poland;  the san diego hall of champions museum, san diego, california, as well as many others.

monumental sculptures by a. thomas schomberg include:

the statue ROCKY created for the movie” Rocky III”;  on the grounds of the philadelphia museum of art philadelphia,  pennsylvania; the san diego hall of champions  museum, san diego, california.

DOWN BUT NOT OUT...LOST BUT NOT FORGOTTON created for the international amateur boxing association in memory of the american team killed in a 1980  airplane crash; the united states olympic training center, colorado springs, colorado;  the felix stamm stadium, warsaw, poland;  the adare manor, adare, ireland.

ATHLETES OF RACE– PRIMITIVE and ATHLETES OF RACE – MODERN, six  larger than life equestrian statues; the garden state race track, cherry hill, new jersey;  due process farms, colts neck, new jersey;  cloverleaf farms, ocala, florida.

FLO HYMAN, a memorial to the volleyball olympian; the volleyball hall of fame,  holyoke, massachusetts;  united states  olympic training center, colorado springs, colorado;  the daiei corporation, osaka, japan;  the international volleyball  headquarters, lausanne,  switzerland.

three sculptures of a more graphic theme not related to athletics are:

the VETERANS MEMORIAL, a somber and emotional description of a fallen soldier wrapped in a tarpaulin, measuring 12 feet high;  church of the holy ghost, denver,  colorado;  adare manor, adare, ireland;  riverside national military cemetery, riverside, california.

the ARMENIAN MEMORIAL, a 24 foot monolith that is a description of a country’s  tragedy; installation to be announced.

the WAR DOG MEMORIAL an 18 foot column and relief of a soldier and dog dedicated to the war dog efforts during the vietnam war;  march airfield museum, riverside,  california;  sacrifice field, fort benning, georgia.

future installations:

the CARYATIDS and the CATCHER have been proposed to be added to the permanent collection of the brookgreen sculpture gardens and museum, myrtle beach, south carolina.