Title: Stick Figure (working title)
Date: Unknown
Subject: A creature with long legs
Measurements: Unknown
Materials and Techniques: organic wooden branches, brush, organic tree trunk slice.
Description: Mounted to an organic tree trunk slice is an abstract creature who appears to have very long legs and only a head. The legs are made from organic wooden branches. One extends forward as if the creature is taking a big step. Its head leans back, the brush giving it the appearance of having a blank face and large hair.
Signed: Unknown
Status: Unseen

Title: Branches for Birds (working title)
Date: Unknown
Subject: Tree with birds on branches and flower.
Measurements: Unknown
Materials and Techniques: Organic wood stick, wooden clothes hangers, wooden birds, fake red flower top, wooden cogs
Description: This piece is a skinny tall tree with an organic wood stick as a trunk. Extending outwards as branches are wooden hangers. Three yellow birds rest on the top, middle, and bottom branch. Their mouths are open as if they are chirping. The tree is mounted to a green painted circular base. A small flower is next to the tree. Its leaves are green painted hangers and the top is a fake red flower.
Signed: Unknown
Status: Unseen

Title: Pot Head (working title)
Date: 1971-72
Subject: Figure
Measurements: Unknown
Materials and Techniques: Natural wood branch, clay plant pot, sharpie marker
Description: This standing figure is made from one long natural branch. It has the shape of two legs, a long torso, and one arm that extends back. An eye in the wood resembles a breast at the chest. The head is an upside down clay pot. A face is drawn on with marker. There is hair, two eyes, a nose, and a mouth.
Signed: Unknown
Note: Labeled under “Old Mill Beach Westport CT 1971-1972”
Status: Unseen

Title: Strike a Pose (working title)
Date: 1971-72
Subject: Figure
Measurements: Unknown
Materials and Techniques: Natural wood branch. Natural wood sticks. Write whisk
Description: This figure is a torso made from a natural wood branch. It has a hole in the bottom middle resembling a belly button. It leans back, one stick arm pointed down and the other extended up in a dancers pose. Its head is a hollow wire whisk.
Signed: Unknown
Note: Labeled under “Old Mill Beach Westport CT 1971-1972”
Status: Unseen

Title: Siamese (working title)
Date: Before “Dec 1988”
Subject: Two faces looking away from another
Measurements: Unknown
Materials and Techniques: Wood slice from tree trunk, plastic or glass eyeballs, assorted wooden forms
Description: An upright, porous wooden rectangle serves as the base of this piece. A cross-section of tree sits atop this. The tree ring is irregularly shaped, with a significant knob on the upper left side, and an incision on the middle of the right side. Two dark arcs intersect the ring and each other, forming two overlapping circles with the outer edge of the tree ring. Each circle has been turned into a face. Wooden elements have been added to the face on the left to represent an open mouth and an eyebrow. The knob of the ring serves as a nose, and an artificial eye with eyelashes completes the picture. On the right, a wooden eyebrow and eye with eyebrow have been added.
Signed: Unknown
Status: Unseen

Title: Skinny Mini (working title)
Date: Unknown
Subject: Standing figure
Measurements: Unknown
Materials and Techniques: organic wood piece
Description: This small piece has large feet, a small body, small arms, and a large organic wood branch shape for the head and nose.
Signed: Unknown
Status: Unseen

Title: Curvy Figure (working title)
Date: Unknown
Subject: Original sculpture was a tall, thin figure with a large bust and butt.
Measurements: Unknown
Materials and Techniques: wood hanger, organic tree branch, wood egg
Description: Although this is dismantled. The photograph depicts a long thin curvy woman seen from a side view. She has large breasts and butt. Her mouth is open and her head is bald.
Required Repairs: Completely dismantled. Unrecognizable.
Signed: Unknown
Note: Some pieces of this are from 533. Slender Woman. However there are additional pieces making this a reworked sculpture.

Title: Talking Bird (working title)
Date: Unknown
Subject: Bird on a perch with beak open.
Measurements: Unknown
Materials and Techniques: Wood board, organic branch, assorted wooden forms
Description: This bird is mounted to a thick wood plank of light natural color. It rests on a thin organic cut tree branch. The bird itself has a round body, black in color. There are two curved wood pieces for wings that stretch out, a fan like shape on its top back as a tail, and thin wood cone pieces for the beak. Its legs are two thin wood pieces.
Required Repairs: Left wing is missing
Signed: Unknown

Title: Let No Man Put Asunder
Date: None
Subject: Abstraction
Measurements: 6 ¾” W x 13” D x 21 ½” H
Materials and Techniques: Wooden form, metal stakes
Description: A cylindrical wooden form with stripped black paint and a smaller, painted red, cylindrical shape protruding from its top has been sliced in half vertically. The two sides of the form are spaced an inch apart by two metal stakes partially inserted horizontally into this space from either side, creating the impression that the stakes are splitting the two sides of the wooden form.
Signed: “NSG” etched on back
Note: Exhibited as #44 “Let No Man Put Asunder” at Duncan Campbell’s gallery in 1994. Cost: 1,400 British pounds.

Title: Gleeful (working title)
Date: None
Subject: Woman
Measurements: 13” W x 7 ¼” D x 28” H
Materials and Techniques: Wooden board, wooden forms, wooden spindles, section of a tree branch
Description: The form of a standing woman is represented by a variety of wooden forms. The woman stands on a rectangular wooden board that has a hole drilled through one corner. Wooden spindles represent her legs. Her left foot is placed slightly ahead of her right foot. A sectional slice of a tree branch represents her torso. Attached to its surface are two carved, rounded, wooden forms with red-dyed wooden forms attached to each, representing her breasts. Two identical arched forms are attached to either side of her body, representing her arms. A round wooden form is attached off-center to the top of her torso, representing her tilted head. A variety of forms compose her facial features. Two ring-shaped wooden forms represent her eyes, attached below two arched forms representing her eyebrows. A small curved wooden form represents her nose, and an arched wooden form represents her upturned mouth.
Signed: None