Biography:
Obadiah Bourne Buell lives in Sullivan, Maine, where he
runs the Granite Garden Gallery and produces his unique sculptures.
Born and raised on the family quarry, Buell is a self-taught artist with
a refined eye and precise attention to detail. He has 16 years experience
working with stone, metal and wood. Ranging from large site-specific
installations to unique stone jewelry, Buell's work embodies a life lived
in beautiful, rural Downeast Maine.
Galleries and Exhibits
Selected Works @ Union
River Gallery, Ellsworth, Maine
Work in the Davistown Museum Permanent Collection
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Stone Arch - 2004
Beach cobbles and stainless steel |
Stone Arch - 2004
Beach cobbles and stainless steel
28" h X 46" w |
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Work in the Davistown Museum MAG Gallery for Sale
Illumin-ocean
2007
colored glass and lighting element inserted into basalt beach stone,
set in granite base
$300.00
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Forms of Love
2006
recycled and cast bronze and copper set in granite base
$225.00
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Memo to Self
2007
stamped copper sheet set in slate, mounted on manipulated steel tools
set in granite base
$350.00 |
Stacked Stone Lamp
2006
basalt beach stones stacked on steel rod, set in granite base
$350.00 Work in Other Galleries or Collections
Granite Bird Bath
Pink Granite - 16" x 42 "
$425.00 |
Paperweight
Beach stone w/ glass insert
3" w X 4" h
$185.00
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Flame
Granite - 7" x 36" x 9"
$475.00 |
Stacked Stone Lamp
Beach stones with Bluestone Base - 24" h
$325.00 |
Tadpole
Stone and steel - 20" h
SOLD |
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