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Bas relief, Borobudur Temple, Java - Bas-relief, Candi Borobudur, Jawa, 1979.
Valerie Hammond’s ‘Waking Dreams’ Explores Surreal Visions of Nature at the Cusp of Sleep
Somehow neglected to share this Stegosaurus bas-relief project here, when I began in December 2024, so now that I'm starting it over I may as well share both versions. The more finished-looking one, in soft clay, is now unworkable because its plastic base has warped too badly, and so the new, slightly larger air-hardening clay version is mounted on a pane of glass instead. Thankfully, water restores this Paperclay's pliability, so I'll be able to texture and reshape this project even as it dries. More detail and context in the image descriptions.
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April 16, 2023.
Art deco bas-relief panel from the William H. Wright Building
William H. Wright Building (home to the Toronto Globe And Mail newspaper), built 1938, destroyed 1974. Architects: Mathers and Haldenby Sculptor: Fred Winkler Stone carver: Sebastiano Aiello (1908-1987)
The bad-relief sculptures are now considered historic relics and were relocated to Guild Park. Remnants of over 60 buildings exist in the park.
Guild Park and Gardens - Wikipedia
Nymph seated on a vessel holding fleurs-de-lis, 1540/1560 (Mid-16th century), maker, France, Île-de-France. Former Attribution: Goujon, Jean (circa 1510 - 1565), Suite of, follower of