"Struggle For Survival",12" first version, bronze on wood.
"Surface", 18", bronze on travertine marble, 1978
"Unit", 19", bronze & brass on aggregate media base, 1979
Untitled, 18", bronze on marble
"Underground Stars", 6', steel & semi-Precious stone
Untitled, 1970's, 27", bronze & agate stone on wood
"Happy Time", 21", bronze
"Migration", 22" x 12", bronze and brass, 1992
Oraș (City), 16", Bronze
"The Mates", 7', Textured Steel and Semi-Precious Stone
"Fragment", 28", Bronze
"Contemp-Era #6",20", bronze, 1973
"Embrace", 32", bronze, 1969
“You can talk to metal and enjoy the feel of bending and molding it to the desired form.” - Josef, 1975
"Generation Gap", 14", Bronze
"The Environment", 28", Bronze
"Celestial Travel", 16", Bronze on marble
"The Prayer", 38", Bronze & Fibre Glass
"Forgotten Life", 28", Bronze, Fibre Glass & Semi Precious Stone
"Sentinal", 18", Bronze Patina
"Stone Flower", 12", Bronze & Semi- Precious Stone
“Any metal which is shaped and executed the right way has warmth. I can take any piece of cold, dark metal and create a graceful form.” - Josef Petriska, 1971
"Rejection", 28", Bronze, wrapped in gold by owner.
Bronze Wall Plaque, 3'
"The Courrier", 18", bronze patina, 1973
"Insight", 7' x 4', Bronze Patina, Purchased by Ontario Provincial Government
"Greas", 48", Bronze
"Pride", 76", bronze
"Vision", 18", Bronze & Semi Precious Stone, 1972, purchased by Head Office T. Eaton of Canada
"Nurturing", 20", Bronze
“Metal is pure. It’s been around forever and it will last forever. I want my art to be worthy of that metal, to always have something to say.” – Josef Petriska, 1974
"Furnica", 18", bronze & agate stone
"Escape", 55", COR-TEN & Bronze
"Canada in World", 16", bronze on wood. Gifted to Jean Chretien after signing the Kyoto Protocol in 2002.
"Confront", 18", Bronze, purchased by Shell Oil Company
"Family Seal", 48", COR-TEN and Bronze
"Have We Been Fair?", 32", bronze on black walnut, 1992
"Goddess of Fertility", 22", Steel & Semi Precious Stone
"Devotion", 6', Bronze & Fibre Glass
"Birth in Space", 6'2", Bronze, Gold & Nickel, 1971. Purchase by International Nickel Company (INCO), Mississauga, Ontario