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Sculpture
Art by Lynn B. (Hutchins) Haney

These sculptures were created with either clay, plastilene, plaster, or cardboard & paper mache.
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What danger is the Pilgrim in,
How many are his Foes,
How many ways there are to sin,
No living mortal knows.

Some of the Ditch shy are, yet can
Lie tumbling on the Mire;
Some tho' they shun the Frying-pan,
Do leap into the Fire.

--John Bunyan (1628-1688), in The Pilgrim’s Progress


clay
1993

"The Bible grows more beautiful as we grow in our understanding of it."
--Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749-1832)


clay
1992

plastileneplastileneplastilene
1991


plasterplasterplaster
1987


cardboard
1987


Lord, how I am all ague when I seek
      What I have treasur'd in my memorie!
Since, if my soul make even with the week,
      Each seventh note by right is due to Thee.

I finde there quarries of pil'd vanities,
      But shreds of holinesse, that dare not venture
To shew their face, since crosse to Thy decrees:
      There the circumference earth is, heav'n the centre.

In so much dregs the quintessence is small;
      The spirit and good extract of my heart
      Comes to about the many hundredth part.
Yes, Lord, restore Thine image; heare my call;
      And though my hard heart scarce to Thee can grone,
      Remember that Thou once didst write in stone.

--George Herbert (1593-1633), "The Sinner"



Art © Lynn B. Hutchins. All rights reserved.
These works of art, including the electronic files, may NOT be copied, saved to disk, printed out,
or used in any manner without the artist's express written permission.

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