Peter M. Fillerup

Peter M. Fillerup
Peter M. Fillerup
Born	September 4, 1953; Cody, Wyoming, U.S.
Died	August 2016
Education	Brigham Young University–Idaho; Brigham Young University
Occupation	Sculptor
Spouse	Lisa Ottesen
Children	1 son, 5 daughters

Peter M. Fillerup (September 4, 1953 - August 2016) was an American sculptor. A member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, he attended Brigham Young University–Idaho and Brigham Young University in Provo.^[1] He was trained by Utah sculptor Avard Fairbanks.^[1] He designed a sculpture of Porter Rockwell, who served on the Council of Fifty, as well as lighting fixtures for 20 LDS temples, including the Payson Utah Temple and the Lima Peru Temple.^[2]^[3] In 1997, he designed the Hilda Erickson Memorial Statue, a public statue in memory of all American pioneers in Grantsville, Utah.^[4]

Major Sculptures:^[1]

1978 "Buffalo Bill the Showman" bronze Buffalo Bill Historical Center Cody, Wyoming and Buffalo Bill Museum Golden, Colorado
1979 "Porter Rockwell" bronze LDS Church Museum Salt Lake City, Utah
1981 "Liver-Eating Johnson" bronze Johnson gravesite Cody, Wyoming
1982 "Christus" marble Biblical Arts Center Dallas, Texas
1982 "Rough String" marble Century America Orange, California
1984 "Jay hawk" bronze University of Kansas Lawrence, Kansas
1985 "Scouting- Road to Manhood" bronze Philmont Boy Scout Ranch Cimarron, New Mexico
1985 "Scouting-Road to Manhood" bronze Boulder Dam Area Council Las Vegas, Nevada
1985 "Scouting-Road to Manhood" bronze Central Wyoming Council Casper, Wyoming
1986 "Kit Carson" bronze Salt Lake County Building Sale Lake City, Utah
1987 "Up Front" bronze Soldiers and Sailors Home Buffalo, Wyoming
1989 "Sower of the Good Seed" bronze Christ Church Chicago, Illinois
1990 "Fanning a Twister- Steamboat" bronze University of Wyoming Laramie, Wyoming
1991 "Restoration of the Aaronic Priesthood" bronze LDS Relief Society Bldg. Salt Lake City, Utah
1994 "The Swimming Hole" bronze Brigham Young Historic Park
1994 "The Gardner's" bronze Brigham Young Historic Park
1994 "Repairing the Flume" bronze Brigham Young Historic Park
1994 "The Quarry" bronze Brigham Young Historic Park
1995 "Pioneer Gardner's" bronze Ramah History Museum Ramah, New Mexico
1996 "Journey's End" bronze Heber City Park Heber, Utah
1996 "Hilda Erickson" bronze Grantsville City Hall Grantsville, Utah
1997 "Pioneer Family" bronze Heber Tabernacle Heber, Utah
1998 "Pioneer Family" bronze Tooele Public Library Tooele, Utah
1999 "Noah's Ark" bronze Thanksgiving Point Lehi, Utah
1999 "Chief Washakie" bronze LDS Conference Center Salt Lake City, Utah
2000 "Miner" bronze Park City Museum Park City, Utah
2001 "Cael Sanderson" bronze Wasatch High School Heber, Utah
2002 "Olympic Snowflake" stainless steel Olympic Plaza Midway, Utah
2003 "Russ McDonald" bronze McDonald Field Airport Heber, Utah
2004 "Horse Fountain" bronze Private Residence Midway, Utah
2005 "Bear Crossing" bronze Private Residence Jackson Hole, Wyoming
2006 "Baden Powell" bronze LDS BSA Relations National Jamboree
2007 "The Summit" bronze & steel City of Ogden Recreation Ogden, Utah
2008 "Two Eskimo Boys" bronze Sitnasauk Native Corporation Nome, Alaska
2008 "Derrick Family" bronze Derrick Residence Farmington, Utah
2009 "Bud Wright-Park bronze Park City Museum
2009 "City Skier" Park City, Utah
2010 "Hard and Fast All the Way" bronze Buffalo Bill Historical Center Cody, Wyoming
2011 "Hard and Fast All the Way" bronze Cabela's Headquarters Sidney, Nebraska
2011 "The Sentinel" bronze Springville Civic Center Springville, Utah
2012 "Hard and Fast All the Way" bronze Redstone Park City, Utah
2013 "Flight to Manhood" bronze Summit Bechtel National Scout Reserve West Virginia

Selected Commercial and Public Projects: ^[1]

AmBank Heber, Utah
Bill's Pub North Chicago, Illinois
Camp Cloud Rim Girl Scout Ranch Park City, Utah
Central Wyoming Council BSA Casper, Wyoming
Great American Restaurants Manassas and Falls Church, Virginia
Heber Valley Railroad Depot Heber, Utah
Key Bank New York, New York
Marabou Ranch Steamboat Springs, Colorado
Maroon Creek Country Club Aspen, Colorado
Maytag Mountain Ranch Hillside, Colorado
Montana Grille Bowling Green, Kentucky
National Bank of Fremont Fremont, Indiana
National Boy Scouts of America Dallas, Texas
Pearl Stable Convention Center San Antonio, Texas
Philmont Scout Ranch LDS Chapel Cimarron, New Mexico
Pinto Ranch Houston, Texas
Pinto Ranch Retail Las Vegas, Nevada and Dallas, Texas
Red Ledges Heber, Utah
Stein Eriksen Lodge Deer Valley, Utah
Storm Mountain Steamboat Springs, Colorado
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day-Saint Temples Curitiba, Brazil, Dallas, Texas, Manaus, Brazil, Payson, Utah, Tijuana, Mexico and Vancouver, B.C.
Wyoming Governors Residence Cheyenne, Wyoming

Other Projects: ^[1]

Nolan Archibald (Black & Decker/DeWalt Tools) residence, Utah
Wayne & Nancy Badovinus (Eddie Bauer) residence, Idaho
Lowell Baier residence, Montana
Ray & Christine Bingham residence, Utah
Greg Brown (Cowboys & Indians Magazine) office, Texas
Neil & Linda Brownstein residence, Utah
Jay & Tamara Call (Flying J) residence, Montana
David & Janet Cockrell residence, Wyoming
Harlan Crowe, Camp Top Ridge, New York
Tom Cruise residence, Colorado
Dennis Dodson (Southeast Bell) residence, Montana
Jeff & Gail Dyke (Dyke Associates) residence, Maine
Michael D. Eisner (Disney) residence, Colorado
David & Donna Elmore (E Center) residences, Utah & Montana
Bandar bin Sultan, Ambasador, residence, Colorado
Edsel Ford (Ford Motor Company) residence, Maine
Kem & Caroline Gardner residence, Utah
Rodney Haws residence, Utah
Jon Huntsman, Sr. (former CEO Huntsman Chemical) residence, Utah
Jeffrey Katzenburg (DreamWorks) residence, Colorado
Neil Kaufman residence, Kentucky
Dave Kaufman residence, Kentucky
Robert Lee (Hunting World) residence, Montana
John & Cindy Lovewell residence, California
John & Vickie Miller residences, Utah & Montana
Mount Desert Island Bar Harbour, Maine
Ann S. O'Leary (Evergreen House Design), New York
Bill & Jennell Presnell residence, California
U.S. Ambassador John Price residence, Utah
Corrine Prewitt (wife of Artist Hal Prewitt) residence, Utah
July Pyle (Pyle Associates) residence, Colorado
Sally & Keith Reid residence, Utah
Dick & Sunny Reinhold (SOS Staffing) residence, Utah
U.S. Ambassador Mercer Reynolds residence, Wyoming
Mitt & Ann Romney residences, New Hampshire &Utah
Kurt Roney (NuSkin) residences, Utah & Wyoming
Blake Roney (NuSkin) residence, Utah
Mitchel Rouse Hawkeye Ranch, Wyoming
John Schnatter (Papa John's Pizza) residence, Kentucky
Steve & Shannon Sorensen residence, California
Bill & Joanne Shiebler (Asset Publishing) residences, Wyoming & Utah
L.E. Simmons residence, Texas
Harris Simmons (Zions Bank) residence, Utah
R. M. Stern (R.M. Stern Architects) residence, New York
Glenn & Wendy Stearns residence, Wyoming
Bruce Talkington (Disney-Winnie the Pooh) residence, Utah
George & Wanda Tomlin, Tennessee
Jody Thompson (7-11 Stores) residence, Texas
Robert & Heather Urich residence, Utah
Chad & Wendy Weiss residence, Wyoming
Paul Allen, Residence, Washington

References

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e "Utah Artists Project: Peter M. Fillerup". J. Willard Marriott Library. The University of Utah. Retrieved November 12, 2019.
^ "Artist: Peter M Fillerup 1 artifacts total". Utah Division of Arts and Museums. Retrieved November 12, 2019.
^ "Peter McNiven Fillerup". Deseret News. August 23, 2016. Retrieved November 12, 2019.
^ Hammond, Mary Ruth (June 10, 1997). "Statue pays tribute to all pioneers". Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. Tooele, Utah. p. 1. Retrieved November 12, 2019 – via Newspapers.com.

[librarybio-1] "Utah Artists Project: Peter M. Fillerup". J. Willard Marriott Library. The University of Utah. Retrieved November 12, 2019.

[utahmuseumbio-2] "Artist: Peter M Fillerup 1 artifacts total". Utah Division of Arts and Museums. Retrieved November 12, 2019.

[deseretnewsobit-3] "Peter McNiven Fillerup". Deseret News. August 23, 2016. Retrieved November 12, 2019.

[tooelestatue-4] Hammond, Mary Ruth (June 10, 1997). "Statue pays tribute to all pioneers". Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. Tooele, Utah. p. 1. Retrieved November 12, 2019 – via Newspapers.com.

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