A chronicle of thoughts and events in the life of Marc Rosenthal, artist
Sculpture
Rise of the Midgard Serpent, 85’x 4′ x 2.5′, recycled steel pipe, temporary installation on the banks of Buffalo Bayou, Houston, Texas.Midgard construction, 1983. Richard Alexander, master welder and fitter working with Marc Rosenthal cutting recycled steel pipe from Hughes Tool Corporation.Marc sand blasting the head of the Midgard Serpent, 1983Marc finishing paint touch ups after sandblast and prime, 1983
Rise of the Midgard Serpent, welded steel, 35 ft x 4 ft x 2.5 ft, permanent installation in Lake Woodlands, The Woodlands, Texas 1985.
Symfonix, painted steel, 9′ x 5′ x 5′, University of Houston, Moores School of Music, 2019, Houston, Texas
Symfonix, view from left side
Symfonix, view from right side
Broken Man, hand built stoneware, 25″ x 22″ x 17″, 2020, collection of the artistBroken Man, back view
Broken Man, side view
Tumbler, maquette for a larger sculpture, 7″ x 7″ x 2″, hand built stoneware
The Running Man – maquette for larger sculpture, 18″ length x 10″ width x 8″ height, hand built stoneware
Standing Figure, 64″ x 29″ x 12″, hand built earthenware, raku fired 2016. Collection of the artist.
Standing Figure, back view
Standing Figure at sunset
Defiance, 33″ x 26″ x 18″, hand built stoneware with polyurethane paint
Defiance, left side view
Defiance, right side view
Wing, thrown and altered stoneware with added slabs, 16″ x 13″ x 11″
Wing, side view
Wing, back view
Flora, thrown altered stoneware with added slabs,12″ x 9″ x 9″
Flora, side view
Flora, back view
The Trout Quintet, hand built ceramic figures, wood furniture, 1980. Collection of the artist.
1 thought on “Sculpture”
I love re-seeing these marvels❣️
They evoke a Strong, visceral response, and for some, my emotions are different each time I view them.
I love re-seeing these marvels❣️
They evoke a Strong, visceral response, and for some, my emotions are different each time I view them.