Sunday, June 26, 2016
Virgin Finished and a Couple of Shows
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I'm basically finished with the 8' tall Virgin Mary commission.
This is another view. I'll be making arrangements for delivery... after I've lived with it a bit to make sure that I can't make further refinements.
Saturday, June 26, Meg and I went to Hidden Hill Nursery to see a show of artworks by Caren Cunningham and Al Gorman. I'd only been there once before about 10 years ago - and I remembered seeing this piece by Amy Brier. (photo Meg White)
Nearby, they are about to complete the east end bridge. (photo Meg White)
It's cool to see the work-in-progress. (photo Meg White)
...and Friday we went to Bedford, Indiana for their annual rock and mineral show. This was my favorite purchase - a sparkly group of Calcite crystals from Mexico.
"Lemon Slice Sunrise", Indiana Limestone, 30"H x 37"W x 15"D, This sculpture is an allegory for making the best out of a bad situation. The sun rises on a new day and dissipates the darkness. A lemon gets used to make lemonade.
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"Lemon Slice Sunrise", Indiana Limestone, 30"H x 37"W x 15"D, This sculpture is an allegory for making the best out of a bad situation. The sun rises on a new day and dissipates the darkness. A lemon gets used to make lemonade.
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