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Timothy Richards Architectural Models in plaster

Timothy Richards architectural model sculptures and gifts hand made in gypsum plaster for decorative display on sideboard, mantle or bookcase in Bath, England, bookend models - commissions undertaken.
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Timothy Richards Architectural Models in plaster

Welcome to the Timothy Richards US website. You can purchase the models here. Sign up to our newsletter to receive workshop news. Photography in The Royal Crescent Hotel. Widcombe Old School, Alton Place, Bath, England BA2 4PR.

TIMOTHY RICHARDS

Timothy Richards has been making Architectural Sculptures for the last quarter of a century. Now in his eighth workshop he remains the only person living to have developed such work. Tim has built a network of collectors in America and England over a quarter of a century.

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Timothy Richards Architectural Models in plaster

Welcome to the Timothy Richards US website. You can purchase the models here. Sign up to our newsletter to receive workshop news. Photography in The Royal Crescent Hotel. Widcombe Old School, Alton Place, Bath, England BA2 4PR.

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Friday, February 27, 2015. I have done several Indigo workshops in the past several months, including one at USC with the Roski School students. Below are some images from some of the workshops. Indigo is a wonderful process to do with a big group of people, the transformation both in color and in pattern is endlessly exciting. Different bundles of folded fabric after a first dunking in the vat. Fabric hanging to dry in the sculpture yard. It has been so much fun.

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Wednesday, April 20, 2011. It was a busy weekend between trying to work and fish back-to-back events. It was a long day but I was able to boat 3 keepers that weighed 7. In the end, Roger Oaks came out on top with 7. Congrats Roger! This tournament fa.