Description
The stunning image of Grandpa Cottonwood symbolizes the generational presence of grandparents globally, and the love they share with their grandchildren. According to this artist, the love and joy of grand-parenting are indescribable blessings from God.
Grandpa Cottonwood was handcarved in 2019 by the artist from the bark of a cottonwood tree that had fallen in Erie, Pennsylvania. Several coats of liquid plastic were used to provide a hard finish for this product.
Note: The carving is separate from the frame and could be hung independently. The frame is included.
Dimensions of sculpture: 18.5" x 4"
Dimensions of frame: 25" x 18"
ABOUT THE ARTIST
The artist is a Vietnam Veteran with the 173rd Airborne Brigade and Professor Emeritus, Penn State University, College of Education, g'78. The artist is also a graduate of Norfolk State University, '69 and Hampton University, g'74 respectively. His artwork has been displayed at several colleges and universities throughout the United States and internationally in Cuenca, Ecuador. He is a member of the Art Alliance of Central Pennsylvania.
This work is on display now in the gallery space at 3 Dots Downtown! Visit during open hours (noon-5 Tuesday-Sunday) to view this and more pieces donated by local artists for this year's Art & Chocolate auction.
Item Special Note
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