This is one of the pieces of my dad’s work that was sold on his sale a year ago. Now that he is gone, I wish we still had this. I know a woman who lives near Marcus bought it. I may have to search for her. He enjoyed doing pieces like this — finding new purpose for things that might have rusted away in a corner. And, so, when I found out that the topic for this week’s photo was unique, my mind instantly landed here. I enjoy its balance and his clever use of functional farm tools as art. It is a pure lesson in looking at the stuff of our everyday lives with new eyes.
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This is a very appealing piece. It means a lot to have something special from a loved one. And this one is indeed unique!
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What a lovely piece. Hope you are able to buy it back 🙂
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My fingers are crossed that you able to secure your fathers work! In the meantime, you have some beautiful memories.
The first year in my village, a dear neighbour presented me with a Croix de Cathar (Cathar Cross) which he made for me. He is 92 years young and so very sweet. I shall always treasure it and it holds pride of place over my door. Like Armand, a real treasure.
Thanks for sharing that lovely piece.
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Thanks for your story and your many kindnesses when you visit.
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