Wood Carving Illinois
Posted on Wednesday, May 2nd, 2007 at 8:20 pm
China Furniture and Arts — Carved Wood Furniture: The Process
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John Boos Reversible Maple Cutting Board BoosBlock professional cutting boards are FDA-approved and are used by professional chefs throughout the United States. These high quality cutting boards are available in end grain and edge grain construction, and come in more than 39 shapes and sizes. John Boos & Co. is the number one supplier of butcher blocks countertops and cutting boards to restaurants, butchers and even the White House. B… |
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John Boos Chop-N-Slice BoosBlock professional cutting boards are FDA-approved and are used by professional chefs throughout the United States. These high quality cutting boards are available in end grain and edge grain construction, and come in more than 39 shapes and sizes. John Boos & Co. is the number one supplier of butcher blocks countertops and cutting boards to restaurants, butchers and even the White House. B… |
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John Boos Au Jus 18-by-24-Inch Maple Cutting Board $112.95 The first choice of professional chefs such as Emeril Lagasse, Paul Kaha, Mario Batali, Todd Slossberg, and others. Boos’ boards have been awarded the Gold Medal by Chefs of America. John Boos’ cutting boards and chopping blocks are fully professional in every way. You select from Edge-Grain Hard Rock Maple, End-Grain Hard Rock Maple, Lyptus, or Bamboo. There are reversible boards, large boards, … |
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The Illustrated Bald Eagle (The Denny Rogers Visual Reference series) $15.45 Written with the artist or sculptor in mind, this painstakingly detailed reference to the bald eagle covers the anatomy of the bird down to a feather. Exact anatomical sketches—done in multiple dimensions, from various angles, and in many different postures—provide a visual study unmatched by other references. Some drawings focus specifically on one part of the bird, such as a single con… |
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Crafting Maya Identity: Contemporary Wood Sculptures from the Puuc Region of Yucatan, Mexico $22.77 Published for the exhibition at the Jack Olson Gallery, School of Art, Northern Illinois University, curated by Jeff Karl Kowalski and Mary Katherine ScottBased on ancient Maya imagery and sold to visitors to archaeological sites, the technically refined, finely detailed, and visually complex carvings created by the artisans of the Puuc region are often described as handicraft or “tourist ar… |