I have seen some examples of Arborsculpture before, but I didn't realize just how impressive it could be.
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I couldn't add this picture, but it is also quite impressive.
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Hi,
These photos belong to different artists using different shaping techniques.
The first 4 photo were shaped by Axel N Erlandson, in the 1940s-50s. His name for these magnificent trees, is CIRCUS TREES. They now available for viewing at Bonfante Gardens the address to their web site. www.bonfantegardens.com/circus.html
The 2nd last photo was shaped by Aharon Naveh. His name for his trees is TREE SCULPTURE. This one is most often called the pretzel tree, and seems to be the most popular of his trees. He also has some other nice specimens on his web site at www.geocities.com/aharonaveh22/index.htm
The last photo was shaped by Richard Reams. His name for his trees is ARBORSCUPLTURE This tree was shaped using the Arborscuplture methods as described in his books. His web site is www.arborsmith.com
The link to the photo of Peter sitting growing chair. Has been shaped by Peter Cook and Becky Northey. Our name for our techniques of shaping trees is Pooktre. Our web site is www.pooktre.com.
Becky from Pooktre.
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