[Woodcarver] woodcarving history...
sally nye
sarolyn at accn.org
Thu Jan 6 17:06:39 EST 2005
Wow, Hugh, thank you so much. We have never been to that museum but
will certainly put that on our list of places we MUST visit. I just
thought the North American continent wouldn't have items dating back to
that age. This is so exciting! Thank you & if you have anymore useful
bits of information tucked up your sleeve, please share them.
Hugs,
Sally
http://www.fancarversworld.com
On Jan 6, 2005, at 12:30 PM, Thomsons44 at aol.com wrote:
Dear Sally---as always it is worthwhile to read your "E"'s----related
to your recent and the fine tools etc---there is a breathtaking exhibit
at the Art Gallery Of Ontario and the property of a millionaire Roy
Thomson(no relative)--it is a permanent exhibit and all the micro tools
etc. are on display dating back to the 1500's---I have been a dozen x
and each time catch my breath---wow!!!!!---address to write re info
etc---317Dundas Str.W.,Toronto,Ontario,Canada--M5T1G4---it is important
to note the carvings are all small and primarily ivory although some in
Boxwood----hope this is helpful in your pursuit and happy New Year to
you and David
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