Second Annual Sculpture Giveaway

It's time once again for my 

Annual Sculpture Giveaway.

Last year I gave away a piece of sculpture

on my Facebook page.

The response was so overwhelming

 that I've decided to make it an annual event.

Here is this year's sculpture.

15"h x 7"w

The contest rules are very simple.

Go to my Facebook giveaway page

(click here)

Click GOING and you are entered.

If you would like a second chance to win

just SHARE the contest page.

Then you will be entered a second time.

Sorry but only two entries per person.
The drawing date is November 28, 2015

Thank you and good luck.

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Here is last year's sculpture,

won by Betsy.

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A Second Chance

Monument to Industry

My latest show.

"A Second Chance"

will feature over 40 new 

pieces of sculpture.

Dark Ruins

Contrivance #1

These pieces are created from

the discarded items of modern industry.

I've taken found pieces of scrap metal

and collected parts of old machinery

and given them a second chance at life

as new pieces of art.

Blue Circles

Monolith

"A Second Chance" 

will be at

Annex 24 Gallery

24 W. Walnut Street

Lancaster, PA 17603

August 7-31, 2015

Opening Reception

Aug.7, 6-9 pm

7-UP

Arcade

New Pieces for Upcoming Summer Shows

 Here are a few new pieces 

that I will be debuting at one or another of my summer shows.

Look for these pieces this summer.

Miniatures by Dan

 I've begun a new series of sculpture that I'm calling

"Miniatures by Dan"

These are small pieces.

They range in size from 2" to "8 in height.

Thus will be an ongoing series.

Astronomers

My latest series of sculptures

are abstract pieces 

named after famous astronomers.

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Kepler

Johannes Kepler was a 16th century astronomer who discovered that the planets 

followed an elliptical orbit around the sun.

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Herschel

William Herschel is known for his discovery of the planet Uranus 

and many nebulae and other celestial bodies.

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Ptolemy

Claudius Ptolemy was an Egyptian mathematician 

and astronomer of the 2nd century AD.

He first described the solar system as a series of nested spheres.

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Galileo

 Galileo Galilei was an Italian astronomer.

He is known as the father of modern astronomy.

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Sagan

 Carl Sagan was a twentieth century American astronomer who was active in the search for extraterrestrial life and contributed to most of the space missions 

to Mars and the outer planets.

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