Commissioned by Gloucester County-VA, Sehring unveiled his statue of Indian Princess - Pocahontas at the commemoration of her 400th birthday in 1994.

Pocahontas lived in Gloucester during the early 17th century. It was here she saved Capt. John Smith's life, married John Rolfe and later moved to England where she died in 1617.

Sehring's works are shown and collected world wide, both private and public, by prominent individuals and organizations.

During the past thirty years his art has seen an astronomic rise in popularity by knowledgeable collectors, dramatically increasing in value.