New in the Stone Directory

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New or updated links in the Stone Directory this week.
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1. Beauduy, John
    http://www.johnbeauduy.com/
    My studio located in Dallas, Texas. I have been carving stone for six
    years. My figurative work is mythologically oriented, while my abstract
    work uses a vocabulary of geometric forms that I am developing. So f ...
        updated 14-Apr-2005 by John Beauduy

2. Wilson, Teucer
    http://www.teucerwilson.co.uk/
    I am a commission based designer-maker working in Norfolk (UK)
    producing one-off pieces including public art projects, garden
    sculptures and furniture, bas-relief stone carvings, lettercutting, ...
        updated 11-Apr-2005 by Teucer Wilson

3. Viktor
    http://www.viktorstoneart.com/
    Material is Granite - an Eternal Stone. The only thing impossible to do
    with stone is to make it bigger. Favorite genre is portrait.
        updated 11-Apr-2005 by Viktor

4. Jewart, Randy
    http://www.randyjewartinc.com/
    Carved and stacked stone in all materials and dimensions.  Specializing
    in limestone carving with colorful patinas using concrete stains.
    Works exhibited and collected all over the world.
        updated 11-Apr-2005 by Randy Jewart

5. Bermejo Castelnau, Vega
    http://perso.wanadoo.es/vegabermejo/
    Sculptures carved in stone or marble, in its natural state or polished,
    from hand held to monumental, depicting nature, both human and animal.
    < >< >< >< > Esculturas en piedra o en mármol, natural o pulido, desde ...
        updated 13-Apr-2005 by vega bermejo

6. Van Alstine, John
    http://www.johnvanalstine.com/
    Stone Sculpture. Sculpture that combines stone with metal. Uses stone
    in an "additive" rather than traditional subtractive" method
        updated 13-Apr-2005 by John Van Alstine

7. Bell, Sam
    http://www.stonesculpture.gothere.uk.com/
    A site offering images of the sculptures of Sam Bell and a range of
    resource links
        updated 13-Apr-2005 by Sam Bell

8. Sprague, Karin
    http://www.karinsprague.com/
    Hand carved slate gravestones. Messages from the Masters Carved in
    Stone. "Letters Carved in Slate" Workshops. Visit web site for stories
    photos and listings.
        updated 15-Apr-2005 by karin sprague