The world and work of Walker Weed
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Presents the art of Walker Weed, a wood sculptor, discussing his belief that his carvings reflect the harmony he has found between himself and his environment. Reveals that he also teaches at Dartmouth College, New Hampshire, but feels out of context there. Indicates that his style is influenced by Scandinavian designs and is as simple and economical as possible. States that he feels man should be surrounded by the beauty of nature and not by unsympathetic objects.
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, Presents the art of Walker Weed, a wood sculptor, discussing his belief that his carvings reflect the harmony he has found between himself and his environment. Reveals that he also teaches at Dartmouth College, New Hampshire, but feels out of context there. Indicates that his style is influenced by Scandinavian designs and is as simple and economical as possible. States that he feels man should be surrounded by the beauty of nature and not by unsympathetic objects.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
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