I thought an old geezer giving his opinion
on "global warming" would be a good piece. He’s
orating to anybody in ear shot, or is it shod?
Size: 11" tall, 11.5" wide, 7" deep
Sale
price $1000.00
Gene
Fuller
"Morning Meditation Interruptus"
While studying the great religions of the
world I became intrigued by the idea of carving a cowboy
Buddha. Originally I was going to carve a rough edged
cowboy in the meditation pose but settled on a more conventional
figure sitting on his bedroll beside a fire pit with boots
off and a book on Zen meditation tucked in beside him. I
needed something to disturb the meditation process because
to the observer that is like watching grass grow or paint
dry. I thought of what would disrupt the concentration
of even the most astute student of Zen. I realized
that the odor of a skunk and the sound of it rustling nearby
would cause even the most intrepid student to open at least
one eye to appraise the situation and seeing that it had
an attraction to his boot might heighten his concern. Carving
is a creative adventure that can take many different directions
during the process and that is what makes it so much fun.
Size: 9" h x 12" w x 8" d
Sale
price $500.00
Desiree
Hajny
"There's Always Hope"
The rainbow symbolizes hope for generations
to come. All families have great expectations for
their youth, and it is through the efforts of our coming
generations to correct mistakes of the past.
Size: 9" h x 6" w X 4" d
Sale
price $425.00
Bruce
Henn
"Cavalary Scout"
The Cavalry Scout was always out ahead of
the troops. Here he is posed atop a rocky ledge on a
cool morning, watching for anything or anyone who would do
harm to the troops. He has on a buffalo robe for warmth. The
painting on his back is the Native American "Sacred
Circle of Life".
Size: 9" h x 3" w x 3" d with a base of 4" x
4" x 1"
Sale
price $495.00
Eldon
Humphreys
"Hi and Low
Notes"
Even the most sophisticated professionals
have their embarrassing moments and for Mr. Low Note, this
is one of them. The only thiing he is thankful for
is that he was not wearing his "Poo Bear" underwear. These
maestros were finished using WOOD BLEACH and then colored
over. There is no white paint used on this piece.