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Friday, May 25, 2012
Charles Eugene Gagnon 1960's Bronze Art Sculpture
Listed Here For Sale Online At Antiques Cove. Online Since 2004.
Selling Price $12,500 OBO
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Charles Eugene Gagnon ( 1934 - 2012 )
Vintage Charles Eugene Gagnon 1960's bronze American abstract
woman art sculpture is in Excellent Condition. This is an Estate item
and we are selling this from there estate. Signed Charles Eugene
Gagnon (c)1969 on the side of the bronze sculpture. Very heavy in
weight. Oct. 1999 this bronze art sculpture was appraised for
$17,000.
Biography of Artist Charles Eugene Gagnon:
Charles Gagnon is a master sculptor. Originally from Minneapolis,
with a Master's degree from the University Of Minnesota. During the
1950's to 1960's his studies & training in the fine arts took him clear
to France & Italy, where he was trained by the Master Sculptures,
including Jacques Lipschiltz. After completing his art studies he
then moved to Rochester, MN. Like his mentors in France & Italy,
Charles uses the Original "Lost Wax" method for creating his art
works. He creates his amazing sculptures in a wooded home
setting in Rochester, then he has his works go through the Bronze
process in a long time art foundry in NY City. All of his works are
Originals as the molds used in the foundry are broken right after the
originals are made. Gagnon has been producing his originals for
over 40 plus years. His artworks have been purchased by collectors
all around the world.
ROCHESTER, MN: Charles E. “Chuck” Gagnon, 78, of Rochester
MN., died Saturday, April 28, 2012 at his residence.
Charles Eugene Gagnon was born February 24, 1934 in Minneapolis,
MN to Eugene and Inez (Wood) Gagnon. Chuck married his best
friend, Arlyn Wind on November 21, 1964 in Rochester, MN.
Chuck’s legacy of beautiful inspiring bronze sculptures will always
speak of love, hope and peace to present and future generations.
He was a humble Renaissance man, who loved to work in his studio
creating unique bronze figurative sculptures that would inspire all
people and make the world more beautiful.
He created the Peace Fountain that is located in downtown
Rochester MN. Internationally known artist, whose works since the
1960’s have appeared in the Vatican’s art collection. His bronze
sculptures have drawn recognition from the Smithsonian Institution
and the United Nations Educational, Scientific Cultural
Organizations. The Peace Fountain that he created in 1989 was his
proudest achievement. I like to think of it as an extremely important
sculpture, one of the most significant I've created," he said in an
interview a few years ago. "This is beyond my expectations. I think
it's a more wonderful experience now."
Gagnon has other works in Rochester. Among them:
• "Saint Francis and the Birds" at Saint Marys Hospital. A smaller
version of the sculpture is located at Assisi Heights.
• A portrait sculpture of Conrad Hilton at Mayo Clinic's Hilton
Building.
• "Crucifixion" at Zumbro Lutheran Church.
Thursday, April 19, 2012
History Of "The Cookie Jar"
History Of The Cookie Jar: When was the first cookie jar ever used in the world?
Cookie jars, also known as biscuit barrels or jars, have been used in England since the latter part of the 18th century. Often made of glass with metal lids. Popularity in America started around the Great Depression time period in 1929. Early America cookie jars were also made of glass and had metal screw top lids. 1930's was the beginning of the stoneware pottery cookie jars. Early stoneware cookie jars were often painted with floral or leaf decorations or with colorful decals.
American cookie jar manufacturers
Abingdon Pottery
American Bisque Pottery
Brush Pottery
Hull Pottery
Metlox Pottery
McCoy Pottery
Nelson Mccoy Pottery
Peter Pan Products, Inc. Pottery
Pottery Guild Inc.
Purlinton Pottery Company
Red Wing Pottery
Robinson Ransbottom Pottery
Shawnee Pottery
Treasure Craft Pottery
Standford Pottery Inc. Pottery
Cookie jars, also known as biscuit barrels or jars, have been used in England since the latter part of the 18th century. Often made of glass with metal lids. Popularity in America started around the Great Depression time period in 1929. Early America cookie jars were also made of glass and had metal screw top lids. 1930's was the beginning of the stoneware pottery cookie jars. Early stoneware cookie jars were often painted with floral or leaf decorations or with colorful decals.
American cookie jar manufacturers
Abingdon Pottery
American Bisque Pottery
Brush Pottery
Hull Pottery
Metlox Pottery
McCoy Pottery
Nelson Mccoy Pottery
Peter Pan Products, Inc. Pottery
Pottery Guild Inc.
Purlinton Pottery Company
Red Wing Pottery
Robinson Ransbottom Pottery
Shawnee Pottery
Treasure Craft Pottery
Standford Pottery Inc. Pottery
Saturday, March 10, 2012
Antique 1900's Waltham Vanguard GF 23 Jewels Wind Up Pocket Watch
ITEM SOLD: NO LONGER AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE.
SOLD PRICE $400.00
http://www.antiquescove.biz/vintage-timepieces/pocket-watches.html
Antique Early 1900's Waltham Vanguard gold
filled 23 Jewels movement wind up Railroad pocket watch
is in Great Condition. Some gold plating loss to
the bottom of pocket watch, and some marks
apparent on the white face. Military time below
numbers. To set the time you have to take the
face cover off and the pull out the side stem, then
you can set the time by pulling the top stem out.
When done setting the pocket watch to the
correct time you have to then push in the side
stem before putting the face cover back on. A
picture of the side stem to set the watch is
shown in the fourth picture. Patent number
shown #16167792, indicates this watch was made
in 1907. This Waltham wind up pocket watch is
Over 100 YRS. Old. Wow! Tested & Works Great!
Waltham pocket watch has been passed on a few
generations, this is an Estate Item. Don't miss
your chance to own this antique Waltham pocket
watch. Any questions, please ask.
Measures: 2.25in. Cir.
SOLD PRICE $400.00
http://www.antiquescove.biz/vintage-timepieces/pocket-watches.html
Antique Early 1900's Waltham Vanguard gold
filled 23 Jewels movement wind up Railroad pocket watch
is in Great Condition. Some gold plating loss to
the bottom of pocket watch, and some marks
apparent on the white face. Military time below
numbers. To set the time you have to take the
face cover off and the pull out the side stem, then
you can set the time by pulling the top stem out.
When done setting the pocket watch to the
correct time you have to then push in the side
stem before putting the face cover back on. A
picture of the side stem to set the watch is
shown in the fourth picture. Patent number
shown #16167792, indicates this watch was made
in 1907. This Waltham wind up pocket watch is
Over 100 YRS. Old. Wow! Tested & Works Great!
Waltham pocket watch has been passed on a few
generations, this is an Estate Item. Don't miss
your chance to own this antique Waltham pocket
watch. Any questions, please ask.
Measures: 2.25in. Cir.
Saturday, February 11, 2012
Antique Gesso & Gold Gilt Framed Victorian Era Colored Art Print
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Antique Gesso & gold gilt framed Victorian era
colored art print is in Great - Good Condition,
especially for it's age. Original glass, with slight
bubbles apparent in the glass. Gesso framing has
some cracks, and some chips, detailed pictures
shown above.
Listed Selling Price $200.00.
http://www.antiquescove.biz/art/antique-vintage-art-prints.html
Antique Gesso & gold gilt framed Victorian era
colored art print is in Great - Good Condition,
especially for it's age. Original glass, with slight
bubbles apparent in the glass. Gesso framing has
some cracks, and some chips, detailed pictures
shown above.
Listed Selling Price $200.00.
http://www.antiquescove.biz/art/antique-vintage-art-prints.html
Saturday, January 28, 2012
Antique 19th Century Thumback Blue Painted Wooden Kids Rocking Chair
Antique 19th century thumb back kids
wooden rocking chair with original blue paint
& gold trim is in Great Condition, especially
for it's age. The rush seat looks to be original
due to the aging of the rush seat and under
the seat there's blue paint on it. Some fading
of the blue paint & gold trim apparent. Rush
seat is tightly secure.
Listed Price $175.00 Valentines Days Sale. Take 10 % off listed price.
http://www.antiquescove.biz/furniture/vintage-furniture-page2.html
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