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Published: 2007-05-05 19:45:42 +0000 UTC; Views: 8223; Favourites: 208; Downloads: 68
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wood, brassReferences the idea that we are just clockwork, and the legend of the golem.
The pic is not ideal, taken by the gallery. I was in a rush to submit it to a show, and didn't photo it. It sold, no complaints there, so never got the chance, let that be a lesson to you to photograph things promptly.
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did you write mother in hebrew under the forhead and deleted the alef like in the story of the golem?
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Dear Anthony,
following an earlier comment on your wonderful sculpture I would like to point your attention to a rather new group called the they recently started accepting sculpture, and are really on the look out for good sculpture. I was sending them the link to your work.
see correspondence under [link]
As the traditional sculpture is still underrepresented in DA (unfortunately) I there a good opportunity to support and create a valuable platform for our medium. Should you not yet know the platform, I would like to ecourage you to contact them, contribute to the group gallery or affiliate yourself as a member.
Stay well!
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wonderful concept and realization!! very powerful! congratulations! stay well and keep posting! 
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I keep looking at this - it is...................................perfect!
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So god damn good!
I love the inventive/creativity to your designs!
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This one is just awesome too! The work, the idea.. I can't say more. Words wouldn't do it justice. 
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Such a cool peice and I think it would be fun to interact with ,touch and open
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wow this is awsome...excellent craftsmenship...interesting concept...but for the most part...Im with BGDodson...words cant do it justice
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I learned that lesson under similar circumstances concerning a painting.
This is great and speaking of paintings reminds me of an old one I did. I might have to look it up and post it!
I love your work...so organic and imaginative.
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Your work is stunning.
That's pretty much all I can offer. grin...words do not do it justice.
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It is lovely though....wondrous piece.. I am so happy to see you have captured it for us!
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very cool. How did you get it in sections without a harsh edge? Or did you make it in sections. i would imagine that would be alot harder. Very nice though.
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So the head was carved in one piece, then the face was cut free from the head with a thin saw, and then split down the middle, so there's a little discontinuity at the joints from the lost wood, but it's not too bad.
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