Photo Credit:
Mel Schockner
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All rights reserved. The pictures and poetry in this sight are protected under the copyright laws of the United States of America. The pictures and poetry may not be copied or reprinted for commercial gain or profit. Short quotations or occasional page copying for personal or group study is permitted and encouraged. Permission will be granted upon request. |
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Open Edition Book signed by the author $34.95 plus $6.50 S&H (US)
Copyright: J Christopher White 1999 Hardback, overall dimensions 12.00" X 10.00" |
"...stunningly beautiful works of art ...sometimes realistic, sometimes stylized but always highly evocative ...this is an inspiring and interesting coffee table book. "(1)
"His birds swirl and rise...his fish shimmer and flex...this book is highly recommended reading"(2)
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This book of sculptures features 116 nine inch by twelve inch pages, more
than 80 color photographs of 51 works of art by J.Christopher White. Bird
sculptures, fish sculptures, western carvings, and sculptures from the popular "Relections
of the Heart" gallery are all featured in the book. It also includes
poetry, personal testimonials, the tools, and a behind the scenes look at the
unusual process of harvesting the wood, some of which is 1000 to 2000 years old.
We're sure that you'll want a copy for yourself and some to give as gifts
after you view the work of this most unusual and gifted artist Parables: truths illustrated, amplified, enhanced and applied, through the use of creations and their stories; lessons presented on a road that travels through the scenic valleys of the imagination; a path that circumvents certain defenses and pragmatic judgments found on the barren of plains of mere intellect. This road, with its veiled entrance, winds its way to a less guarded door to the heart. A truth found on this path may catch a person unaware and slip into the heart before pride and willful blindness slam the door closed. Once inside, the truth sheds light that cannot be extinguished by any darkness. Each wooden parable displayed [in this book] presents a truth. Their stories are related in verse and retold in prose. Though each piece tells a separate story, a scarlet thread passes throughout the book tying together the different images in an attempt to reveal a Person. It is my prayer that the eyes of your heart will look past the works, beyond the artist, and into the eyes of the Creator, whose story they tell. (1) Fox Chapel Publishing, 1999(2) Review of John's Book, "Parables", by Vic Hamburger, Woodcarver magazine, April 2001
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