Comments

1. 
   cliffwieser | Nov 11, 2010 04:49am | #1

   What a beautiful graceful piece. You made my day. thanks, Cliff Wieser

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   CDADAN | Nov 11, 2010 04:20pm | #2

   Thanks for the kind words

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   chataigner | Nov 11, 2010 04:54pm | #3

   That's beautiful, I love it. Have you seen Green and Green work in the flesh or only from photos like me? It is quite infuriating to realise that I was at Santa Anita for the racing some years ago and did not realise how close I was to an opportunity for seeing their work.

   Was it a commission?

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   CDADAN | Nov 11, 2010 05:24pm | #4

   Chataigner, I grew up in Pasadena, but descoverd Grn & Grn in the Febuary 2009 Fine Woodworking. I have been a fan of mission style, so I try to blend them

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   daryle | Nov 24, 2010 01:39am | #5

   Very nice, rarely see a G&G inspired piece that really nails it.

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   BenchMarc | Nov 25, 2010 03:01pm | #6

   This is a truly fine interpretation of the G&G style. What I like most of all is the relationship of the upward arcing apron to the lower back stretcher. Overall, the piece appears well balanced and makes excellent use of negative space. Great work!

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   bustndust | Nov 27, 2010 07:20am | #7

   Nailed it. Totally inspiring.