Sculpture Archives

I love “Two Hearts, One Song”.  The Onyx is truly remarkable material, and I’m sure even more impressive in person.  It expresses the idea of Kahlil Gibran’s separateness/harmony from his chapter on Marriage in “The Prophet”. 

— R.A.
At Home with the Water Shrew, sculpture by Ellen Woodbury

At Home with the Water Shrew

Mongolian Imperial Black Marble
and Blue-green Onyx
on Granite
11 x 13 x 8 inches
📷 Photo by Mel Schockner
© 2013 Ellen Woodbury
Two Hearts, One Song, sculpture by Ellen Woodbury

Two Hearts, One Song

Blue Onyx
on Sivec Marble
and Travertine
17 x 9 x 6 inches
📷 Photo by Mel Schockner
© 2012 Ellen Woodbury
The Untypical Owl, sculpture by Ellen Woodbury

The Untypical Owl

Amarillo Negrais Marble
and Mongolian Imperial Black Marble
on Granite
18½ x 10 x 8 inches
📷 Photo by Mel Schockner
© 2012 Ellen Woodbury
Chat Tacheté, sculpture by Ellen Woodbury

Chat Tacheté

Black Campan Marble
on Granite
13 x 7½ x 7½ inches
📷 Photo by Mel Schockner
© 2012 Ellen Woodbury
2500 Beetles Per Day, sculpture by Ellen Woodbury

2500 Beetles Per Day

Mongolian Imperial Black Marble
and Red Travertine
on Beetle-kill Pine
and Granite
22 x 8 x 11 inches
📷 Photo by Mel Schockner
© 2012 Ellen Woodbury
White Lightning, sculpture by Ellen Woodbury

White Lightning

Sivec Marble
and Mongolian Imperial Black Marble
on Carrara Marble
and Granite
14½ x 8 x 8½ inches
📷 Photo by Mel Schockner
© 2012 Ellen Woodbury
The House Gecko, sculpture by Ellen Woodbury

The House Gecko

Vermont Marble
on Marble
14½ x 5½ x 5½ inches
📷 Photo by Mel Schockner
© 2012 Ellen Woodbury