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September 28, 2007
Running Red Poppies
Holding onto Myself
The Outline of a Skeleton
Peter Callesen
I love the work of Danish artist Peter Callesen. I’m trying to think of words to describe why. They’re unusual, emotional, and take real skill to produce. That’s about the best I can do. If you’re interested in buying his work, his rep is listed under contacts. Enjoy these three pieces from his Framed A-4 collection.
Running Red Poppies
Holding onto Myself
The Outline of a SkeletonThat’s a skeleton cut out perfectly. I guess he doesn’t drink too much coffee, huh?
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I’m a sucker for all things cut with an xacto knife, thanks for sharing this. Amazing stuff.