Palazzo Window
Client
Private Residence
Architect
Location
Nashville, TN
Dimensions
72in height
Materials
Limestone
Year
2005
This decorative window is on the upper story of an Italian Palazzo-style residence in Nashville, Tennessee.
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The Green Man is an ancient and wonderful decorative motif that has been employed in many, many cultures throughout history. I love to carve faces, and I love to carve foliage, so carving a Green Man is a delight for me.
These creatures are my interpretation of traditional Chinese mythical beasts. I enjoyed researching ancient examples and infusing originality into my own design.
I was honored to be asked to design and carve this fountain for the Cathedral of St. John the Divine’s Biblical Garden.
The decoration on this fireplace mantel was inspired by pictures I have seen in books of church doorways done in Norway during the Romanesque period.
This decorative window is on the upper story of an Italian Palazzo-style residence in Nashville, Tennessee.
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