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Knot Hole Vase

Knot Hole Vase

Knot Hole Vase

Sunday, April 8th, 2012 Ikebana (includes video) No Comments

S F Flower and Garden Show

Orchids from the S F flower and garden show in on of my pots.

Orchids from the S F Flower and Garden Show in on of my pots.

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Monday, March 26th, 2012 Ikebana (includes video) No Comments

King, Queen and Pawn Makes Three

chess trio

This trio completes the chess art series of six large pieces. The king stands 17″, the Queen is 14″ and the Pawn is 6 1/2″ tall. The woods are fiddleback walnut and black acacia.

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Thursday, March 1st, 2012 3D Works (stills) II No Comments

More Chess Art

chess II

A Rook and a Bishop

The rook or castle measures about 9.5 inches and the bishop is 13 inches. Both are of walnut burl or fiddleback grain.

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Monday, November 14th, 2011 3D Works (stills) II No Comments

Vegetable Garden Seating & Sipping Area

Sit & Sip

Sit & Sip

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Thursday, September 29th, 2011 Stump Hollow Photo Essay II No Comments

New Solo Exhibit

Canyon Color

Canyon Color

Announcement

Announcement

Grand Canyon, Purple

Grand Canyon, Purple

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Wednesday, September 7th, 2011 Art by Leslie Masters Villani No Comments

Chess Art

Behold the Knight

Behold the Knight

Profile

Profile

Perspective

Perspective

The name of this piece of chess art is “BEHOLD THE KNIGHT.” It stands about one foot tall and is made from walnut burl. The finish is Maloof’s mixture.

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Monday, September 5th, 2011 3D Works (stills) II No Comments

Chess Board with Levels

Multilevel Chess Board

Multilevel Chess Board

This is the hard way to build a chess board. The woods are walnut burl, spalted privet, and birds-eye maple.

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Sunday, June 19th, 2011 3D Works (stills) II No Comments

A Table for Evie

Octagonal Table

Octagonal Table

Ex Libris

Ex Libris

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Tuesday, May 17th, 2011 3D Works (stills) II 2 Comments

The Art of Bee Yearian

Beatrice M. Yearian was my father’s sister known to me as “Aunt Bee.” Her formal training was that of a physicist and she was also married to a physicist. Both were on the faculty of Purdue University for many years. She was an enthusiastic artist and her scientific background is apparent in her art.

Memorial Exhibit

Memorial Exhibit

Aunt Bee II

Aunt Bee III

Black Hole

Black Hole: acrylic on canvas 1994

Saturday, April 16th, 2011 The Art of Bee Yearian No Comments

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