Emile Bluteau Lumberjack Twins Sawing Log Folk Art Sculpture aldo londi for bitossi vase and go after it

and go after it

I think I'd leave them on the table and never put them away

there is a bit of regulating to the brown glaze around the lip and some crazing to the cream glaze

I think they are just fantastic without them

enabling the carriage of much greater weight

Emile Bluteau Lumberjack Twins Sawing Log Folk Art Sculpture aldo londi for bitossi vase and go after itThis fabulous tabletop sculpture of two lumberjacks sawing a log is the wonderful work of Emile Bluteau (1931 ?), a well known Quebecois folk artist, who began carving in the late 70s, first birds and then "the human condition in all its moods and shapes" as described by Lyle Elder, a great documenter of Canadian folk and outsider art. I absolutely love these very Canadian lumberjack twins, so sharp in their buffalo plaid shirts and red caps, and what