Title: Lanky Man (working title)
Date: None
Subject: Form of human body
Measurements: 12 ½” W x 2 1/3” D x 36” H
Materials and Techniques: Wooden shoe last, wooden forms, metal rings
Description: Metal rings join a series of wooden forms in the shape of a limber human body, created to hang on a wall. The head is represented with a wooden shoe last pointed upward and a round, grated wooden form represents the torso. Each arm is represented using a wooden, ribbed, club-shaped form. Both legs are represented by two wooden forms joined at the knee with a metal ring. The pelvis, represented by the heel portion of a wooden shoe last, connects the torso to the legs.
Signed: None
Note: Exhibited at Camden Art Centre, 1980

Title: Footloose (working title)
Date: 1984
Subject: Abstract Man
Measurements: 15 ½” W x 8 ½” D x 22 ½” H
Materials and Techniques:  Wooden arched rectangular frame, pieces of a wooden toy train track, wooden shoe lasts, wooden shapes
Description: A series of wooden objects form the shape of a man within an arched, rectangular, vertical wooden frame. The arch of the top of his head as well as his arms and legs are represented by toy wooden train track parts. Two small wooden pegs represent his eyes and a wooden cone sliced in half vertically represents his nose. Two wooden shoe lasts project from the frame, representing his feet. They are attached to the wooden frame on hinges, allowing them to move vertically.
Signed: “NSG 84” etched on back
Note: Exhibited at Camden Art Centre, 1980

Title: Inner Workings (working title)
Date: None
Subject: Full height man with clock movement as his soul
Measurements: 11 ¼”W x 9”D x 25 ¾”H
Materials and Techniques: Wood boxes, clock parts, spring, shoe horns, found wood objects
Description: A stylized man made of wood and gears is composed as a vertical triptych that speaks to the complex workings of the soul unique to every man in spite of the relatively standard form which our bodies all assume. Three wooden boxes are stacked one on top of another, containing his head, torso and legs and feet. In the top box, a wooden disc with smaller attached wooden forms representing eyes, a nose and a mouth form his head. In the middle box, overlapping metal gears represent his innards. In the bottom box, tapering, ribbed wooden cylinders attach to wooden shoe lasts representing his legs and feet.
Date Cataloged: April 4, 2008
Required Repairs: One long spring is loose at one end and might have been attached in another manner.
Signed: None
Location: Farmhouse, 748 Tiplady Rd. Hebron, NY
Status: Seen