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On a narrow ridge leading up into the foothills of the Coast Range in northwest Oregon, nature intersects with human culture, creating the art that springs from the mind and hands of Dave Hanson.

Raising a torso

The torso in the photo is formed from a single piece of sheet copper, there is no seam. It is hollow with the opening at the bottom edge. It stands about eight inches high. This piece was a milestone in my effort learning to raise copper. It represents how far I've come in three years. I had the foresight to take pictures at each cycle of hammering and heating. Unfortunately, I didn't have the foresight to have extra batteries for my camera and so the series only shows the top half of the torso being formed.
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Dave Hanson
9400 Rock Creek Road
Sheridan, Oregon 97378

hansonarts@gmail.com

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hansonarts
Sheridan, Oregon, United States
I'm calling myself an artist these days and feeling comfortable with the term.
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high heeled shoe

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This vase was created while giving a demonstration of raising at Art-in-the-Pearl in 2008

red vase #1

red vase #1
hammered copper

red vase #3

red vase #3
hammered copper

robed elder

robed elder
hammered copper

torso 1

torso 1
hammered copper

red monk

red monk
hammered copper