I carved Ships in the Night during the summer of 2006, and it has occupied a variety of locations through the years – all of them outside. For several years it served to divide, and calm, the exuberant waters of the Woody Creek as it floods into the garden. Consequently it boasts a rich Kansas Crème trademark ‘Cotswold’ patina, a rare rough-edged bottom, along with a budding colony of moss on its shady side, and around the water line.
This very tough piece of sculpture will thrive almost anywhere; wet or dry, blistering hot or sub-zero cold, and will only continue to mellow and mature still further, with each season’s passage.
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