Hand Carved Tablet
Stone, 5.75" x 24", 1998Stone letter cutting under the instruction of John Hegnauer, then staff of the John Stevens Shop in Newport, Rhode Island, one of the oldest continuously operating businesses in America (over 300 years) and recipient of a MacArthur Fellowship. Created while a student at the Rhode Island School of Design.
Stone, 5.75" x 24", 1998The inscription, "Eeka, Neeka, Leeka, Lee - Here's a lock without a key" is an excerpt from a poem by Walter de la Mare.
Stone, 5.75" x 24", 1998
Stone, 5.75" x 24", 1998Close-up.
Stone, 5.75" x 24", 1998
Stone, 5.75" x 24", 1998Close-up.
Stone, 5.75" x 24", 1998Stone letter cutting under the instruction of John Hegnauer, then staff of the John Stevens Shop in Newport, Rhode Island, one of the oldest continuously operating businesses in America (over 300 years) and recipient of a MacArthur Fellowship. Created while a student at the Rhode Island School of Design.
Stone, 5.75" x 24", 1998The inscription, "Eeka, Neeka, Leeka, Lee - Here's a lock without a key" is an excerpt from a poem by Walter de la Mare.
Stone, 5.75" x 24", 1998
Stone, 5.75" x 24", 1998Close-up.
Stone, 5.75" x 24", 1998
Stone, 5.75" x 24", 1998Close-up.
