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Steve Sinner Untitled, 2024 Maple, Watco Oil 2 5/8 x 1 1/8 x 1 1/8 inches This artwork is featured in Renewal: WEM's 31st Annual Juried Woodworking Exhibition on view through September 7, 2025. The twenty-five artists featured in this exhibition each approach renewal from a unique perspective, yet they share an interest in exploring its many manifestations through wood, whether focusing on its material properties, historical resonance, inherent narratives, or metaphorical potential. *Shipping of artworks from the Juried Woodworking Exhibition will be arranged by the artist. Please enter the coupon code juried31 at checkout to receive free shipping on these items. *Member discount cannot be applied to artworks in the Juried Woodworking Exhibition. -
Handmade Bentwood Necklace - Walnut / Brass -
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Earrings from Morgan Hill's 'Classics' series. https://www.morganhillcreative.com/ Photo courtesy of the artist. -
Struck from Wharton Esherick's original woodblock; printed on Torinoko paper; comes unmatted & unframed. This print was a collaboration with UPENN and printed in 2012 *Please note: there is a small imperfection in the center of the woodblock that results in a scratch-like blemish in the print.* -
Earrings from Morgan Hill’s ‘Bad Habits’ series. https://www.morganhillcreative.com/ -
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Handmade Bentwood Earrings - Hard Maple / Brass -
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Handmade Bentwood Jewelry - Sassafras Earrings -
http://www.staceyleewebber.com/ Photo courtesy of the artist -
Handmade Bentwood Earrings - Maple / Brass -
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Handmade Bentwood Earrings - Sassafras / Brass -
Handmade Bentwood Jewelry - White Oak Bangle -
Handmade Bentwood Jewelry - Elm Cuff -
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Handmade Bentwood Jewelry - Sassafras Cuff -
Handmade Bentwood Jewelry - Sassafras Earrings -
These fine art prints are digitally printed on Hahnemühle German Etching paper. -
Handmade Bentwood Jewelry - Maple Cuff -
Published by Rizzoli, this 224 page book introduces Esherick’s visionary work to a broader public with essays by scholars Sarah Archer, Colin Fanning, Ann Glasscock, Holly Gore, and Emily Zilber and photographs by renowned architectural photographer Joshua McHugh.
