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Environment Series

The Environment Series Heads developed from the Environment Triptych portrait sculptures by Jon Edgar in 2006. His ongoing series of terracotta clay portraits celebrates those contributing to a sustainable future on Earth. The sculptor observes the sitter on a rotating chair, working over seven or eight hours building up the head on a wooden peg using…

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Environment Series

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clay series sitter hours terracotta environment heads developed triptych portrait sculptures jon edgar 2006 ongoing portraits celebrates contributing sustainable future

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