Tiny Angel - Wood Sculpture - by Christine Kaiser

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"Tiny Angel"

Wood Sculpture

Created by Christine Kaiser
The tiny angel can sit on a shelf and also has hole in the back for hanging. Its face is carved and painted basswood . The details are pencil drawing . A matte varnish seals and protects the face and wings.The wings are carved in shallow bas- relief on an antique piece of wood. The lines on the wings are incised into the paint. The base is wood (base woods vary usually cherry, poplar or oak) The front piece on the base is antique salvaged wood.

Each angel varies a bit. Variations in expression and color are expected and are part of what is special about handmade things. Since antique salvaged wood is used there are of course variations in that. Rest assured each tiny angel is a tiny art work that is made by the artist with care and attention to detail.
Dimensions: 1.5in H x 3.5in W x 2.25in D
This piece ships on or before: Wed, Jul 17, 2013
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$48.00  

About this Artist

Christine Kaiser

"I want my pieces to have multiple meanings and interpretations -the world is complicated and we are complicated in the world. "

In her work, Christine Kaiser creates fairy tales for the modern world and, like most folktales, the meaning isn't revealed at first glance. Inspired by dreams, animation stills, and cartoons, Kaiser roots the pieces in the world by using a classical visual esthetic.

To create each piece, wood planks are cut on a band saw, shaped on a sander, and carved with rotary and hand tools. Most of the small additional parts are not only glued, but also pegged in place and the artist hand-sands each piece to a porcelain-like finish. The pieces are painted with multiple layers of acrylic paint, often include pencil drawing, and are finished with a matte varnish.

Kaiser attended the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, and received her BFA from Tufts University. For many years, the artist worked at a Boston Gallery repairing painted and metal sculpture. The work was very exacting and required almost obsessive attention to detail. Kaiser believes that position was where she learned many of the skills that are used in her current work.

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