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WEATHERVANES
are created from hammered copper
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The weathervane to your right was created with the same process that the Statue of Liberty was; - this method is known as repousse which is to hammer and form metal. 

 The 'Boats' sculpture material is copper a metal  favored for repousse work.

The overall vane height from coordinates to top of mast was about 10 feet. 

 

See this work on New Hampshire's Rt. I-95 N. at the State Liquor Store along with "Sun Rising" and "Crescent Moon" by the Artist. 

"THE JOHN PAUL JONES TOPSAIL GUN SLOOP"

(C) William Barth Osmundsen

"Live free or Die" NH State Motto Purchase NH commemorative gifts with 'the Sloop'(T-Shirt, Mug etc.) at our AtelierOsmundsen Gift Shop 
 

 Pictured above: Bill Osmundsen looks over the  'Sloop' Weathervane in his New Hampshire studio. (Your left)
 Monroe Dahl installs "Sighting the Course for SeaCoast New Hampshire on the cupola of the NH Welcome Center in Seabrook off I-95N.(Ctr)
The Sculptor gives a final look at 'Sighting' before instillation.(Your right)
 
 "Sighting the Course for Seacoast New Hampshire"
Bronze (cast by the Artist)
featured inside New Hampshire's Seabrook Welcome Center on I-95 North
 The Weathervanes pictured above:- the 'Sloop' and 'Sighting' are the two principal weathervanes of 4 Vanes commissioned from two
NH%Percent for Art Awards by: NH State Council on the Arts;   NH State Liquor Commission; NH Department of Transportation and the National Endowment for the Arts.
The Vanes can be seen on I-95N. as you cross the State line from Mass. See 'Sighting' on the NH Welcome Center in Seabrook and a few miles north the 'Sloop', "Sun Rising" and "Crescent Moon" on the State Liquor Store.
 
 "Sighting the Course for Seacoast New Hampshire"
Copper Repousse Weathervane is over 6 feet high
and is on top of Seabrook NH Welcome Center
A percent for Art Award to Bill Osmundsen
 
 
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