Kinnicks new home

Nile and Co. are getting close to being installed in his new permenant home. Not a bad place approx. 20' long 10' high and 4' deep could get a bit chilly in the winter but Im sure the good folks of Iowa will help keep 'em warm!
Dont forget to visit the new site click here!

Regards,
LJN

New WebSite

I have been working on a new website which will be finish shortly but in the meantime you can preview it at:
http://web.mac.com/ljnowlan/iWeb/LJN%20Sculpture/Home.html
Below is one of the bas relief portraits for the Vintners Hall of Fame. It is in clay ready to have a mold taken off it.
Harold Olmo - http://www.iht.com/articles/2006/07/13/news/obits.php
Regards,
LJN

Busy Days

Busy days in the studio, The Kinnick is coming along well with the unveiling set for September 8th at Kinnick Stadium. The bas relief portraits for the Culinary Institute of America's Vintners Hall Fame are going well also along with other projects. Hope you enjoy the posts and if you have any specific topics you would like me to address please leave me a comment and I will be happy to reply.
Regards, LJN

The AGS Movie was a Great Success!

Please add yourself to the map!

Lets see how many locations we can add to the Sculptor's Studio map! Thanks

Kinnick's almost home.....

Film a great success!

The previously mentioned film "Augustus Saint-Gaudens Master of American Sculpture" was a great success. The film is a treat for both the eyes and the ears. Filled with wonderful commentary from art historians and Saint-Gaudens experts including the foremost Saint-Gaudens expert and world reknown art historian Dr. Henry Duffy, Curator of The Saint-Gaudens National Historic site in Cornish, Nh.
Seems my cameo added a bit of humor to the otherwise serious film!
Director and Producer Paul G. Sanderson III did a masterful job with the film and is looking to add more of the film he shot in my studio as an "extra" segment on the DVD.
Keep your fingers crossed, LJN

Saint Gaudens World Premier Movie......

LJN has a cameo appearence!
"Hi Everyone. I finally finished it! Save the date for one of the screenings. Separate invitations to follow. Some of the early reviews: “Beautifully crafted,” “The cinematography is superb – some of the views are breathtaking,” “a visually stunning film,” “Saint-Gaudens seems to leap out of the film…it fleshes him out and gives him texture.” Presented in High Definition Television. (Note: Museum of Fine Arts, Boston screening TBD, also Chicago date is 2008)."
A FILM BY PAUL G SANDERSON III....