CARROUSEL CARVED HORSES
ART~OIL PAINTING~METAL SCULPTURES
ART~OIL PAINTING~METAL SCULPTURES
ROCKING HORSE
This rocking horse is a reproduction of one built in 1896 in Pennsylvania. The Germans who settled in the Pennsylvanian countries brought to America distinctive wood carving qualities. The rocking horse (or hobby horse) was a popular form of amusement for children. Many fathers made similar toy horses for their children to ride. The rocking horse is a form of folk art.
This reproduction, made by Robert McLellan during the summer of 1993 is made from recycled wood Most of the pine and Douglas Fir wood used to build this horse was salvaged from wooden shipping pallets. Several pieces of wood were previously used in the construction of a water bed. Robert concentrates most of his woodworking time on distinctive cabinets. All his wood products feature recycled wood.
This horse is a toy to be ridden by children.
This reproduction, made by Robert McLellan during the summer of 1993 is made from recycled wood Most of the pine and Douglas Fir wood used to build this horse was salvaged from wooden shipping pallets. Several pieces of wood were previously used in the construction of a water bed. Robert concentrates most of his woodworking time on distinctive cabinets. All his wood products feature recycled wood.
This horse is a toy to be ridden by children.
ART
Original Painting By Robert McLellan. Robert is an award-winning painter his work has been in more than 100-juried shows and galleries in California and Arizona. Since 1960 his work has appeared in collections throughout the Southwest. Commissioned mainly by private collectors. His mediums include painting, welded metal sculpture, pottery, and woodworking.
* Vibrant Colors Radiate From This Eagle Kachina that is the ruler of the sky and the messenger to the heavens. This Kachina is the overseer of all of the Kachinas and is highly honored
* Painting edges on stretched canvas give you the option of framing or just hanging the canvas.
* The painting is 24-inches X 19-1/2-inches Acrylic on cotton canvas.
METAL
welding metal for frame work for pottery kilns soon developed into whimsical garden sculptures and smaller show pieces
welding metal for frame work for pottery kilns soon developed into whimsical garden sculptures and smaller show pieces
