Emile Bluteau Lumberjack Twins Sawing Log Folk Art Sculpture turned wood box and which makes a handy

and which makes a handy backing for either framing it or simply hanging it directly on the wall

This is a stunning

and one of the joys of doing that is discovering things I've previously paid no attention to

I think really nothing beats rustic pottery like this for everyday use and enduring beauty

I think their shapes are beautiful

Emile Bluteau Lumberjack Twins Sawing Log Folk Art Sculpture turned wood box and which makes a handyThis fabulous tabletop sculpture of two lumberjacks sawing a log is the wonderful work of Emile Bluteau (1931 ?), a well known Quebecois folk artist, who began carving in the late 70s, first birds and then "the human condition in all its moods and shapes" as described by Lyle Elder, a great documenter of Canadian folk and outsider art. I absolutely love these very Canadian lumberjack twins, so sharp in their buffalo plaid shirts and red caps, and what