Judith Copeland
Wood Sculptress

Gallery 1
Figurative Series

Gallery 2
Shell & Beach Series

Gallery 3
Totems

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Photos by John Andreozzi, Dave Clark & Rhea Stover

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• Resident Artist at LoPressionism Gallery, Melbourne

• Exhibiting at Thomas Eads Gallery, Tallahassee
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Gallery 3: Totems
...AND OUR MOTHERS BEFORE US
Chestnut on black walnut
66 x 11 x 11"
$4,000
Made from a 100-year-old chestnut beam from a friend's barn in Tennessee. A tribute to our women ancestors, showing that the youngest of us stands on the shoulders of our elders. Closeup
Back view  Side view Even larger (partial)

NIGHT BLOOM
Black walnut on maple
68 x 14 x 13"
$5,000
The image is from a curvaceous, night-blooming cactus in my yard -- a natural sculpture. Larger view Even larger Back view
BEACH TOTEM I
Caribbean mahogany
52 x 9 x 9"
$3,500
I did this first beach totem in 1986. The totems are tall and totemic, but taken from shell pieces that I find on the beach and blow up in size...perfect for a nice log of wood to morph into a beautiful, almost abstract figure. Larger view

CHERRY TOTEM Cherry
50 x 6 x 6"
$2,200
In the beach totem tradition, I tried to go an abstract step further. I didn't have a shell piece to copy from, but shell interiors in general using their angularity and twisted curves. Larger view

FAMILY TREE
Camphor on maple
21 x 28 x 10"
$4,000
Thinking of my brothers and sisters, I tried to produce my feelings in an abstract manner. My husband Dave named the piece. Larger view