- Frame is 13.5" high x 11.5" wide
- Image measures 4" wide x 4.5" high
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Dard Hunter Oak Park frame
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Gustave Baumann (1881-1971) created color woodcut prints of American rural landscapes. Baumann was active in the era before photo-reproduction replaced wood engraving. He was active in the Chicago and Indiana countryside until he took a trip to Taos, N.M. which then became his home. He lived in the Santa Fe area for more than 50 years and carved into wood southwestern landscapes and spring and summer gardens and orchards. His prints are awash in brilliant, hand-ground pigments.
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When I visited Santa Clara del Cobre October 2019 I saw this vase in Antonio Ziranda's workshop. My visit was timed with one of the most important festivals in Mexico, El Dia de los Muertos. Part of the festivities includes a much-anticipated contest where artisans submit their best work to be judged with hopes of winning prizes. You will see the best ceramics, wood carving, weaving, embroidery, masks, and of course, copper! Antonio Ziranda participates every year and I visited his workshop just before he submitted his pieces to be juried. When I saw this vase, I had to have it. Apparently, the judges felt the same way as it received a blue ribbon! Now available in TWO sizes:
- SIZE: 6.25" high - $230
- SIZE: 7" high - $275 - Just ONE left!
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This darling hammered copper chick makes a great gift, especially for your bird loving friends and a fun ornament!
- Size: 2.75" high x 2.5" wide
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A clay bowl produced by Paul Revere Pottery, active in the early 20th century, was the inspiration for this copper bowl. Our hammered copper bowl makes a wonderful centerpiece or "catch-all" for things that seem to get lost. I have one in my kitchen and it's always full of something! We have just ONE!
- 15" wide x 6.25" deep - $265
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Antonio created this striking vase for Cobre's 30th anniversary. The fish motif is inspired by "Pescado Blanco" (white fish), a Michoacan delicacy. Lake Patzcuaro is near Antonio's village and home to Pescado Blanco. The flora and fauna of the lake have been a source of inspiration for centuries to potters, weavers, woodcarvers and of course, coppersmiths! Antonio's rendition is substantial and bold - copperwork at its best. Just ONE left!
- SIZE: 12" high x 9" widest
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This cachepot will be happy on your window sill and it also makes a sweet gift.
- SIZE: 2.75" high x 2.75" at widest
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Anselmo Miranda created this Dirk van Erp-style copper tray with a beautifully detailed "stitch" design:
- Small: 12″ x 4″ – Just ONE
- Sorry, no additional discounts on one-of-a-kinds.
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This beautiful plaque was inspired by an English Arts & Crafts charger circa 1905. The plaque's central recessed area is surrounded by trailing tendrils of leaves, exquisitely hand-raised by Anselmo Miranda.
- SIZE: 13″ at the widest
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A bowl produced by Craftsman Studos circa 1918, Brooklyn NY was the inspiration for this bowl and Anselmo Miranda has beautifully crafted the dogwood-style flowers in repoussé. $115 sale price/after sale $140 - Buy now and save $25!. Free Shipping in the continental US
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The ginkgo leaf is a beloved Arts & Crafts motif and Anselmo Miranda has beautifully crafted our newest rendition. I received this nice note from Tim of Roanoke VA, a long-time Cobre fan: "The ginkgo and frame are as beautiful as I'd hoped. Thanks ever so much."
- 9" x 9" (including wood frame)
- Exposed copper tile 6.25" x 6.25"
- Dard Hunter Oak Frame 1.25" wide
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- Short on wall space? Check out the Dard Hunter oak easel stand.
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Our copper wine bucket, with handles secured with copper rivets, is beautifully crafted by Jose Luis. In additon to chilling your wine to perfection, your copper wine bucket adds a bit of gaiety to any event - it's practical and festive, what more could you ask?
- SIZE: 10" high x 8" wide at mouth
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After two centuries of isolationism, Japan opened its borders to the world in 1853. Within a few decades Japanese arts were well represented at the Chicago 1893 World's Columbian Exposition and the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair. The simplicity of design and connection to the natural world resonated with Frank Lloyd Wright, Greene and Greene and other 20th century Arts & Crafts designers. Among classic Japanese motifs are the wave and snowy plover seen here skimming the waves, beautifully executed in repoussé by Anselmo Miranda.
- Size: 2.5″ high x 7.25" wide
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