Seymour L. Shuren has been sculpting in stone, primarily marble and alabaster, and bronze for over forty years.  As a young artist he studied drawing and painting at the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, New York and developed his sculpting skills in the studio of the renowned sculptor Elaine Warshaw in Merrick, New York.  His creative pieces have been on display in many museums and galleries including the Hecksher Museum in Huntington, New York, the Katonah Museum of Fine Arts in Katonah, New York, the Flynn Gallery in Greenwich, Connecticut The Salamagundi Club in New York City, the Viridian Gallery in New York City and the National Sculpture Society headquarters in New York City.  Many of his sculptures are in private collections as well.  He is an active member of the Piermont Flywheel Gallery in Piermont, New York where some of his sculptures are always on display.