Mother & Child Sculpture of Walter A. Hannula Frank Lloyd Wright

Mother & Child Sculpture of Walter A. Hannula Frank Lloyd WrightMother & Child Sculpture by Walter A. Hannula favored direct carving in stone. His forms are strongly abstract in style but do not deny the natural shapes from which they evolve, nor the emotions which motivated them. His radical concentration on the essence of a concept never winds up with a dehumanized construction. Mother and Child was carved in sandstone in 1963. The artist considered this the definitive execution after two preliminary versions

For simple pre-poured Circular Ground Prep 30" Diameter with a 6" hole in the center

this commanding sculpture captures the strength and intensity that define Razorback athletics

A meaningful and sophisticated gift

The premiere Italian sculptor of his day

This welcome dragon sculpture is sure to hit to your guests

adding a touch of serenity and whimsy to your garden oasis

the polyptych ingeniously opens and closes

it likely denotes a crucifix that is created in a style reminiscent of Orcagna's artistic approach

broad basin

this scene captures the sacred essence of the Nativity story

It is shown here in our traditionally colored finish known as Detailed Stain

Standing over seven feet tall