Russell Blackwell
ArtistUSA
About Artist:
Russell Blackwell is an American welder/fabricator who has trained and been certified in a wide variety of types of welding, and he has worked internationally. Raised in South Carolina, where his father had a welding shop, he helped his family on their farm until he graduated from high school a few years later. While working out west in construction (1981-1999), I experienced an epiphany in 1997 on a mountain top in Wyoming. Russell decided to relegate his commercial welding to a supporting role as he aspired to become an artist. He returned home in 2000, where he opened a private welding shop with a small gallery.
About Artwork:
Hornet's Nestis an abstract work that inspires in the artist impressions of a well-known natural object.
Russell Blackwell
Hornets nest
- 2006
- 25 x 46 x 25 inches
- Fine Art Category: sculptures
- Medium: metal
- Origin: USA
- Certificate of Authenticity: yes
- Issued by: Russell Blackwell
- Provenance: n/a
- Signed: Not signed
- No / Edition: n/a
- Comments: This sculpture has never been in a commercial art gallery or previously offered for sale. It has been viewed only in the artist's personal gallery and on his website. The sculpture weigh about 35 pounds. Shipping in the US or to other countries will be the responsibility of the buyer, including all taxes and fees. This piece is in pristine condition maintained and kept indoors. Click the link to the website to contact the artist direct. Check out my other sculptures for sale on Artplode.
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- Price: $12,000.00 USD
- Seller: Russell Blackwell, USA
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- Artplode ID: 6435
- Artplode Seller ID: 15959
About Artist:
Russell Blackwell is an American welder/fabricator who has trained and been certified in a wide variety of types of welding, and he has worked internationally. Raised in South Carolina, where his father had a welding shop, he helped his family on their farm until he graduated from high school a few years later. While working out west in construction (1981-1999), I experienced an epiphany in 1997 on a mountain top in Wyoming. Russell decided to relegate his commercial welding to a supporting role as he aspired to become an artist. He returned home in 2000, where he opened a private welding shop with a small gallery.
About Artwork:
Hornet's Nestis an abstract work that inspires in the artist impressions of a well-known natural object.
