"Iron Man"
Sculpture - Wood | 46x24 in
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"Squantum and The Mountain Lion"
Sculpture | 18x9 in
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"Bowl #43"
Sculpture - Wood | 5x12 in
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"Pair of Chalices #86"
Sculpture | 9x3 in
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"Wood Vase #89"
Sculpture | 15x4 in
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"Bowl #37"
Sculpture | 8x18 in
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"Weed Pot #2"
Sculpture - Wood | 9x6 in
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"Dry Weed Vase #4"
Sculpture | 9x4 in
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"Ikebana #5"
Sculpture - Wood | 3.2x2 in
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"Dry Weed Vase w Inlay"
Sculpture | 14x8 in
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"Survivor"
Sculpture - Wood | 30x10.5 in
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"Bowl #44"
Sculpture | 6x14 in
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"Large Covered Pot"
Sculpture | 22x12 in
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"Bowl #27"
Sculpture | 4x12 in
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"Chalice #28"
Sculpture - Wood | 9x3 in
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"Ceramic Urn #6"
Sculpture | 5.9x2 in
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"Chalice #23"
Sculpture | 11x2 in
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"Ikebana #6"
Sculpture - Wood | 5x5 in
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"Chief Dull Knife"
Sculpture - Wood | 18x16 in
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"Bowl #40"
Sculpture - Wood | 1.6x7.1 in
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"Chalice #84"
Sculpture - Ceramics | 10x3 in
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"Tall Weed Pot"
Sculpture - Ceramics | 23x9 in
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"Bowl #34"
Sculpture | 4x15 in
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"Bowl #26"
Sculpture | 1.6x3.9 in
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"Dry Weed Vase #3"
Sculpture - Wood | 11x8 in
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"Chalice #30"
Sculpture - Wood | 5.1x1.6 in
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"Ikebana #9"
Sculpture - Wood | 18x5 in
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"Impetuous"
Sculpture | 24x24 in
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"Bowl #42"
Sculpture | 4x13 in
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"Pair of Chalices #85"
Sculpture - Ceramics | 9x2.5 in
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"Wood Vase #85"
Sculpture | 12x9 in
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"Bowl #36"
Sculpture | 5x12 in
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"Ceramic Vase #29"
Sculpture | 8x5 in
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"Natural Vase"
Sculpture | 13x4 in
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"Ceramic Jar"
Sculpture - Ceramics | 16x6 in
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"Ikebana #10"
Sculpture - Wood | 14x5 in
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Biography
Dave received his Bachelor’s degree from Adams State College in Colorado and his Masters of Arts from Elmira College in New York. He taught art for 36 years and retired in 2004 from Corning, NY and now enjoys working in his own wood and ceramic shop.
In 2007 Dave was selected from among nearly 1000 applicants to participate in the Paradise City Arts Festivals. He also has exhibited at 171 Cedar Arts Center in Corning, NY and Community Arts of Elmira.
Statement:For me the real passion in my work comes from my involvement with the media. Wood is wonderful in the way it expresses rich patterns, texture, color and form. The linear patterns suggested by the grain of the wood, along with the color and texture provides me with the direction to create the final form that you see. Each piece was created from the nature that surrounds us and words spoken within the media. If I were to describe a style of my art, I would have to say “Let the wood speak for itself”. I see myself as one who unlocks the beauty they have within.
The subjects I choose are distinctly varied. My inspirations are derived from time spent kayaking on the sea, from the nature that surrounds us and my respect and interest in Native Americans.
My skills have been developed over the last fifty years. They range from drawing, painting, sculpting in wood and clay as well as hot glass.
I have to say that the skills we develop as time flies, puts a positive spin on getting older. Using these skills to create my art has greatly enriched my life.
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UNITED STATES
- Date of birth : 1941
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- Groups: Contemporary American Artists
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Last modification date : Apr 2, 2023
(Member since 2007)
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Artworks by David Tremaine added to favorite collections: 19
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Added May 12, 2008
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Reviews and comments
hi dave was thinking about you as i was looking at the two paintings i have of yours. norma ebbs (old teaching buddy)
Your talent is amazing Dave, you really capture human expression and feeling in the different mediums. I can't wait to see it in person.
Wow! We are excited to see you new show! You just keep on expanding your repertoire! Congrats!
hope to see you at the opening I love your work it will be good to see you soon. Hoe you are well
It was a pleasure to meet you & your wife today at Paradise City. I was 'milling around' the net tonight & thought I'd see if I could let my eyes get another little feast of Temptation. I wish it was up on your site....will you put it up here?
Nice web site.Had the kayak out much?
What lovely pieces and work, and a lovely display on your website. Nice job to both of you!!! Leona @the B & B
Had a great time seeing you at the lake this year. It was great to see you and Diane. Love your website!
Look forward to seeing you again soon.
Love,
Mark Tremaine
Lovely walnut and maple chalices! Can I order one that holds 16 oz? (Does the one on display hold 16?) Beautiful work! Love, Heidi
Hi Dave Thanks for adding me to your mailing list. Nice Work!
hey stugatz... nice work. Do you know what that means in Italian, there Mr. Worldly ??( haha ) I have a few of your pieces adorning my home. They are always the topic of conversation.
Cool! Earthy, with organic and classic forms. #15 blows me away! I enjoyed viewing each work.
Joe
Dave, your work is BEAUTIFUL! I can't wait to see some of the pieces in person. Great job on the website so far, Dee. Bravo to you both! Love, Joan
Thank you Joper, I appreciate your comment.
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