Wood Sculpture from Scotland.
Links.
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First some "human" links. I want first to express my grateful thanks
to the artist Zigi Sapietis, who has been a great teacher and friend
for many years. Much of what I know about wood and wood-carving has come
from Zigi. Thanks also to my friends in the Edinburgh Sculpure Workshop
- I greatly value their comments, support and help.
Finally, thanks to Stuart McKenzie and Steven Haig for their advice
and help in authoring these www pages.
Web Links.
The following links go to other woodcarving and sculpture sites that
I have found particularly interesting. But no guarantees that the links
are all current!!
Books.
In my artistic journey I have built up a substantial collection of wonderful
books. Most of these are valuable, but the following is a personal selection
of books on carving, sculpture and other areas of art that I have particularly
enjoyed.
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Carstenson, CC. The Craft and Creation of Wood Sculpture. Dover
Publications, New York, USA.
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Read,H. Modern Sculpture - A Concise History. Thames and Hudson,
London, UK.
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Finn,D. How to Look at Sculpture. Harry N. Abrams, New York, USA.
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Fuller, P. Henry Moore - An Interpretation. Methuen, London, UK.
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Brown, WH. The Conversion and Seasoning of Wood. Stobart Davies
Ltd., Hertford, UK.
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Curtis, P; Wilkinson, AG. Barbara Hepworth - A Retrospective. Tate
Gallery Publications, London, UK.
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Hale, RB. Drawing Lessons from the Great Masters. Watson-Gupthill
Publications, New York, USA.
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The South Bank Board. Naum Gabo - the Constructive Idea. South Bank
Centre Publications, London, UK.
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Compton, S. Henry Moore. Royal Academy of Arts, London, UK.
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Nelms, H. Thinking with a Pencil. Barnes and Noble Inc., New York,
USA.
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Hale, RB. Master Class in Figure Drawing. Watson-Gupthill Publications,
New York, USA.
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