Gail Jones Sundell is a sculptor who aims to bring to life the stories and legends of various native peoples, particularly the American Indians. With a passion for illustrating the vivid imagery of these stories, she works primarily with alabaster to create sculptures that portray relationships between mothers and children, and men and women. She seeks to create pieces that speak to viewers and encourage them to listen to the stories being told by the sculpture. For the past 50 years, Gail has found working with alabaster to be a challenging and rewarding experience as she brings life to stones hewn from the earth. Her sculptures have been displayed at the Cheyenne Frontier Days Western Art Show and Sale since 1999, and she is grateful for the support of the Wyoming community and collectors from around the world. Gail has been the recipient of numerous awards, including the purchase award at the 2000 CFD Western Art Show.