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2006 I studied Italian
Architecture
and images from the 1600's through the 1800's here is some inspired art related to Italy
1700's Italian Fresco wall design in bass releif 2006 SOLD |
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1600's Italian wall
design in
medium releif 2006
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1700's Italian Lace image
on clay 2006 Hangs both ways
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Indian Head Dress with images of the Myan designs along the front and edges. This is a sculptural design that has a unique folding of the clay at the top 2006 approx 19" across and 2' high |
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Picts 1 The domain of the Picts was what we consider today to be Scotland. The terms "Picts" and "Pictland" were used in speaking of the inhabitants and the area up until 900, when the country began to be called "Alba." Thru Archeology it has been discovered that the inhabitants were not the Barbarian history had portrayed them to be. It is known now that they were not only warriors but a peaceful and spiritual clan. Created in 2005 Picts Raised circles were a part of their art # 10 in the Archives series #1 of the Picts series 2005 1) Picts |
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Picts 2 (see picts 1, #10, for
description) The encasing geometric form is another aspect of their culture # 11 in the Archives series #2 of the Picts series 2005 2) Picts |
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Picts 3 (see picts 1, #10, for
description) The looping of and thru raised objects is another aspect of their works. # 12 in the Archives series #3 of the Picts series 2005 3) |
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Winding Paths, Inspired by Gardens and Celtic insignia's. Created in 2004 Brackets both ways for hanging, 2004 18"H X 14"W X 4"D
# 9 in the series
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Alternate hanging options 2004
# 9 in the series
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Emersione / Emerging
Inspired by the Gardens at Versi and the work of André Le Nôtre # 8 in the series Sold |
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Estremita di Multiple/Multiple
Ends
Made then broken, glazed in Majolica glaze with hues of the past. 2004 # 7 in the series Sold |
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Victorian
Clematis
2004 # 6 in the series Sold |
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Manuel Encased
Inspired by the Gardens at Versailles 2002 # 5 in the series Sold |
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Flora Nuevo A wall hanging inspired by the Art Nuevo era. 2003 # 4 in the series Sold
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Garden Gnome
Inspired by the Renaissance period and various Family Crest shapes. See the face? 2001 Sold # 3 in the series
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Zeugma Inspired by a portion of a Roman mosaic titled Perseus Andromede'yi Esaretten Kurtarırken. The mosaics was unearthed in Zeugma, Turkey in 2000.The Zeugma site has since been returned to the sea, as a Dam that has been built near the site flooding it. Some of the mosaics remain in Turkey's museums, while others remain on the sea floor. Created in 2000
12"H X 5"W # 2 in the series |
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Vesica
Piscis Tiles
This symbol resides on the top of a holy chalice well in Glastonbury. The Symbol of the Almond was known as the Goddess in the pre-Christian era. After the time of Christ the Church took the symbol and turned it sideways added a tail and used it as a symbol of Christ. Embedded in the story of Christ feeding the masses at the sea. This Vesica is not only sacred to Christians. It is an important symbol for many spiritual paths. The vesica piscis is a sacred geometrical symbol in which the circumference of one circle goes through the center of another identical circle. The bit in the middle is the vesica. It is the sacred geometrical figure of the last two thousand years. 2001/2003 #1 in a continuing series |
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