06-22-201306-22-2013
Skinner Auctions
Skinner AuctionsBoston MA
2661BBoston
June 22, 2013 10:00 AMCalender
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Ken Druse (American, b. 1950) Water Nymph

Sell one like this
$3,480$2,900
Auction: 20th Century Design - 2661BLocation: BostonDate / Time: June 22, 2013 10:00AM

Description:

Ken Druse (American, b. 1950)

Water Nymph
Unsigned, c. 2006
Fiber glass, laminating resin, epoxy, verdigris finish, ht. 43 in.
Condition: Minor losses.

In addition to being an accomplished artist, Ken Druse is best known for his eighteen books on gardening. He has contributed to nearly every gardening and decorating magazine and his work, Making More Plants: The Science, Art, and Joy of Propagation, won the "Award of the Year" - the highest honor - from the prestigious Garden Writers Association. The American Horticultural Society listed his first large format work, The Natural Garden, among the best books of all time. Called "a gardening superstar," in Publisher's Weekly, and "the guru of natural gardening" in the New York Times, Ken Druse is also a celebrated lecturer, and an award-winning photographer.

The outdoor sculpture Water Nymph (or Pond Naiad) was originally designed and created by Druse for the pond in his Brooklyn, New York, garden, which has been featured on WGBH's The Victory Garden, as well as a variety of gardening publications.
Estimate $1,000-1,500


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Keywords

Ken Druse, accomplished artist, Garden Writers Association, American Horticultural Society, celebrated lecturer, Publisher's Weekly, the New York Times, Pond Naiad, WGBH, Brooklyn