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Hilgartner Carvings
Gallery
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Memorial to Cecilius
Calvert, 1st Lord Baltimore
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Even with carved artwork, customer
involvement is critical to producing a finished product that is
what is wanted and expected.
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Art in Process |
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Finally, what the customer wanted.
Taken by sail by the Pride of Baltimore II to St. Giles in London.
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Traditional "V"
cut lettering provides a much more elegant appearance than
sandblasted letters. |
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By allowing a coat of arms to protrude
instead of be incised, one gains a level of substance.
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Every column should have a cap. This
capital was carved for a Greek Orthodox church.
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Quite a lamppost! We did 12 for the
Natural Park Service.
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Continue to the Work
History Gallery
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