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adirondack rustic art furniture

comments (1) October 1st, 2011 in Reader's Gallery

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Adirondack rustic art cabinet

Photo: Ryan Post

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This piece was created using materials shaped by nature. Hand carving of leaves and the oil painting of the Au Sable River was done by Joann Post. Elements incorporated include spalted and figured maple, dark and reverse white birch bark, yellow birch, pine knots and burls, hemlock, moosewood, dogwood, roots, antler shed. We worked with the natural shapes--no steam bending--to give this piece its form and dimension.

Design or Plan used: My own design - Larry and Joann Post