[Woodcarver] Tilman Riemenschneider
Sally Nye
sarolyn at accn.org
Wed Jan 23 13:15:57 EST 2008
Unbelievable, Ivan! Unbelievable ...that Chris took priority over
Tilman. Chris must be ever indebted to you!!! (smiling)
Seriously though, thanks for your information. I didn't know
Faribault is a sister city to Wurzburg. Nice!
It seems that Tilman's life began at the age of 24-27. As you say,
there appears to be no information. Unfortunately WWII destroyed so-
o-o much history. Because Tilman was imprisoned during the uprising
(1525) and (if it is true) his hands were broken, it would be an
assumption his studio & tools were destroyed as well. One must time-
travel to that era to sort it out. Sounds barbaric in today's world,
but it is indeed history.
Yes, I will probably get "both" books. I am trying to discipline
myself!!! I have this book fetish, you see. It's not enough to get
a book from the library. I have to have it in my personal library.
The house continues to settle...
Thanks for your time & thoughts.
Sally
http://www.FanCarversWorld.com
On Jan 23, 2008, at 12:04 PM, Ivan Whillock wrote:
>
> The best of the two books, specifically for information on
> Riemenschneider, would be "Master Sculptor," although "Limewood
> Carvers" gives a splendid picture of the times and techniques, with
> a short biography of each sculptor shown. Heck, read them both!
>
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> Ivan Whillock Studio
> 122 NE 1st Avenue
> Faribault, MN 55021
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> http://www.whillock.com
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