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Description

A bull moose silhouette cut-out from rustic wood panel and featuring striped slats of recycled materials-vintage rulers, book covers, metal plates. Multicolored version available upon request.

Medium: acrylic, salvaged wood, and found objects
Size: 36" H x 36 W" x 2" D
Wood back-frame | painted black (see http://bit.ly/1dW7Bag for example)
Hardware: ready to hang with wire on back
Part of a limited series each produced with a unique set of rescued materials

The Story

Dolan Geiman launched his line of silhouette wood cut-outs in the summer 2008 (starting with the guitar) and since then has been actively producing and selling other silhouettes like his deer, Mr. and Mrs., dogs, cats, bison, US map, and a range of other flora and fauna. Others may have followed in our footsteps, but this is the original wood cutout that made its way from Virginia to Chicago and onto the pages of Fossil's, Pendleton's, and UncommonGoods's catalogs.