Carving Studio brings Italy to Vermont in sculpture course
Aug 01, 2014
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How do you take a clay model and carve it in marble two, three, or even 10 times larger? Normally, you would have to learn this rare skill in Italy.
But this summer, The Carving Studio and Sculpture Center in West Rutland will offer a special, 6-day course in advanced Italian compass enlargement techniques, to be taught by three instructors: master artisans Leonardo Corsanini and Massimo Baldoni, and New York artist Stephen Shaheen.
Source: http://mountaintimes.info/
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