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Elk Sculptures

Category Overview

Concept:
This category focuses on elk (or wapiti) sculptures. Elk are stunning, graceful animals with a certain majestic quality. I have created a variety of elk sculptures, including a large exterior piece made from a 1913 linotype printing press, which now stands outside the Castlegar airport.


Development:
The bugling posture of the elk captures the essence of its call to the wild. I have sought to represent this through several of my elk sculptures.

Latest developments

"Wapiti V" is the latest elk sculpture. Scroll down the page for additional Information and images. New sculptures are in development.

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"Wapiti V"

“Wapiti V"

Medium: Recycled steel/stainless; steel; brass; cedar wood

Dimensions: H: 21.5” x W: 15” x D: 23”

Year: 2016

Placement: Indoor

Status: SOLD - Private Collection 

Image: 1 of 2

“Wapiti V"

Medium: Recycled steel/stainless; steel; brass; cedar wood

Dimensions: H: 21.5” x W: 15” x D: 23”

Year: 2016

Placement: Indoor

Status: SOLD - Private Collection 

Image: 2 of 2

"Wapiti IV"

“Wapiti IV"

Medium: Recycled steel/stainless; steel; brass; cedar wood

Dimensions: H: 22” x W: 16” x D: 23”

Year: 2015

Placement: Indoor

Status: SOLD - Private Collection 

Image: 2 of 2

“Wapiti IV"

Medium: Recycled steel/stainless; steel; brass; cedar wood

Dimensions: H: 22” x W: 16” x D: 23”

Year: 2015

Placement: Indoor

Status: SOLD - Private Collection 

Image: 2 of 2

"Wapiti II"

“Wapiti II"

Medium: Recycled steel/stainless; steel; brass; cedar wood

Dimensions: H: 22” x W: 13” x D: 22”

Year: 2015

Placement: Indoor

Status: SOLD - Private Collection - Commission 

Image: 1 of 2

“Wapiti II"

Medium: Recycled steel/stainless; steel; brass; cedar wood

Dimensions: H: 22” x W: 13” x D: 22”

Year: 2015

Placement: Indoor

Status: SOLD - Private Collection - Commission 

Image: 2 of 2

Wapiti

“Wapiti"

Medium: Recycled steel/stainless; steel; brass; cedar wood

Dimensions: H: 19.5” x W: 13” x D: 22”

Year: 2013

Placement: Indoor

Status: SOLD - Private Collection

Image: 1 of 2

“Wapiti"

Medium: Recycled steel/stainless; steel; brass; cedar wood

Dimensions: H: 19.5” x W: 13” x D: 22”

Year: 2013

Placement: Indoor

Status: SOLD - Private Collection

Image: 2 of 2

"Linotype Wapiti"

“Linotype Wapiti"

Medium: Recycled 1913 linotype/steel; steel; antlers

Dimensions: H: 84” x W: 60” x D: 80”

Year: 2011

Placement: Oudoor

Status: SOLD - Public Collection

Image: 1 of 2

"The Rebirth Project"


The goal of the project was to take components of this archaic, antiquated and historically significant printing press and transform it into a contemporary metal sculpture representative of the spirit of Castlegar.


The Linotype contains a wide variety of different materials, such as cast iron, steel and brass. Each of the components were thoroughly examined and categorized acco

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The Linotype printing press:


This Linotype, built in June 1913 was retired from service at the Castlegar News in 1973. It was presented to the Castlegar museum on August 7, 1977 by the founding publisher of the Castlegar News, L.V (Les) Campbell, at the time on the newspaper’s 30th anniversary.


The Linotype is a hot-metal line casting machine used to set ads and news stories. An operator struck keys



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