CALL ME crazy, but I like wood that looks like, well, wood. Which is why there are a few pieces in the Renwick Gallery survey "Wood Turning Since 1930" and the related "Branching Out: Contemporary ...
The head of the rose is quite small. At less than an inch in diameter and an inch and a half tall, it's about the size of the "sweetheart" variety. And it appears nearly as delicate, with petals so ...
Trees can talk, and John Bloomer will listen. For six years now, the Rural Retreat resident has been learning the unique language of the cherries, oaks, maples and walnuts that surround his 60-acre ...
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