Speak Softly by Lori Biwer-Stewart Material_Maple The repetition of her throwing

The repetition of her throwing method and natural rhythm enables her to unconsciously personalize the forms

This is art history from 1600 to the present day for the modern art lover and feminist

These pieces are safe to install outdoors-- just be careful of wind

Presently he spends his time making rock furniture and sculpting new designs for the graphite drawing instruments

His work is inspired by the children’s books Where the Wild Things Are

Speak Softly by Lori Biwer-Stewart Material_Maple The repetition of her throwingThis is an original linocut by Lori Biwer Stewart of Osage, Iowa. "Speak Softly" is an original linocut print created and hand pulled in my studio on heavy weight Stonehenge printmaking paper. Each is hand painted with lightfast inks, so each print may vary slightly. Speak softly and carry a big stick Theodore Roosevelt first used the phrase in a speech at the Minnesota State Fair on September 2, 1901, four days before the assassination of President