A product shot for a personal project for a member of the United Irish Societies of Greater Cleveland, the committee that organizes the annual Cleveland St. Patrick’s Day Parade. This is the awards medallion presented to unit leaders and others who distinguish themselves either in the parade or for their selfless work assisting the committee.
Something for the sweet tooth of each wedding guest.
Bust of Abe Lincoln, part of the “Lincoln and Solders’ Monument” in the Ohio Statehouse Rotunda.
The Rotunda of the Ohio Statehouse features Abraham Lincoln atop Cincinnati sculptor Thomas Dow Jones’ “Lincoln and Solders’ Monument,” which also depicts the Confederate surrender at Vicksburg in marble relief.
Vicksburg held significance for Ohio in that it was a major Union victory, won under the direction of three Ohio generals – Gens. Ulysses S. Grant, William Sherman and James McPherson.
Jones completed the full sculpture in 1871.
The white Carara marble bust of Abraham Lincoln is one of only five statues that the 16th U.S. President sat for in his lifetime.
Jones asked Lincoln what he thought of the likeness. Lincoln replied, “I think it looks very much like the critter.”
Covered bridge at Lanterman’s Mill in Mill Creek Park, Youngstown, Ohio. Digital darkroom manipulation of photograph into oil painting appearance.
Croagh Patrick’s wide shoulders viewed from across Clew Bay from Mulranny Strand.
