Description
American Folkcraft by Steve Hazlett
“Weathervanes, whirligigs and trade signs are as varied as the subject matter they represent. One hundred plus year old heart pine salvaged from out buildings and barns built during the 19th century from the upstate New York area are used in creating my work. I also incorporate antique copper, tin and iron into my work. I use chisels, draw knives, handsaws and carving knives to handcraft my pieces. Buttermilk paint, which was widely used in early America after 1800, is the most accurate historical choice for completing my objects.” Slight variations might occur as each piece is made by hand.
Hand carved wood rooster with antique tin tail and accents, mounted on heavy iron base.
14.25″ high
Base measures: 2.5″ x 4″ (rooster can be turned any way you please, it moves separate from base.)
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