Soul Mask, ©2010 Sarah Regan Snavely, 13.5x7x15", clay
I used antique newspaper type to impress the Emily Bronte quote, “Whatever our souls are made of, his & mine are the same” into the surface of the clay. The phrase was repeated over the entire face mask and the slip collar. This piece was sold during Dewey Beach 2010 to a private collector in Maryland.
Sleeping with the enemy (detail), ©2010 Sarah Regan Snavely, 4.5x17x15.5", clay
Poor bunny. She is terribly uncomfortable – being used as a pillow by that big boney Greyhound.
Sleeping with the enemy, ©2010 Sarah Regan Snavely, 4.5x17x15.5", clay
Title is Sleeping with the Enemy. SOLD to a private collector during Dewey Beach 2010.
Couplet
The year was 2005. I loved this piece. Loved. Was so excited about the glaze surface of this piece. Isn’t this glaze luscious?
Couplet
This piece was quite challenging. I made the figure in the front, then had to keep it wet while I worked on the figure in the back – if they differed at all they would not dry (and therefore, shrink) together. That would leave a nasty gap between the two figures. But they fit together perfectly.
Couplet
Dimensions: 20″ x 18″ x 5″ SOLD
Title: Blue in the face. Has a hairline crack from firing on the inside of the mask which does not affect the integrity of the mask. Measurements are 9 1/2? high x 8 inches wide x 4 inches deep. Embellished with black leather lacing. SOLD.
Sleeping Greyhound, approximately 14 x 5 x 14 inches. SOLD.
Title : Bronze Head, approximately 14 x 6 x 14 inches, In Private collection (Michigan).
Title : Comfort is Individual, approximately 10 x 6 x 16 inches, 2006. Private collection (Maryland).
The piece in the studio, shown unfired.
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