New/updated in the Stone Sculpture Virtual Library

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6 links added or updated in the Stone Sculpture Virtual Library this week.
The full list is on http://aboutstone.org/vl/recent/

1. Cull, Jennifer
    http://www.jennifercull-stonesculpture.com/
    Sculpted stone vases. Carved with hand tools and made of Steatite
    and Chlorite. Occasionally using marble & alabaster. Located in the
    Sierra Foothills below Lake Tahoe, themes reflect the beauty of
    nature, and the power of creation. Large upright to small "pon ...
    Location: USA (Penn Valley, California).
        Updated 17-Sep-2006 by Jennifer Cull.

2. Cartozian, Arlene
    http://www.sculpture-stone.com/
    My sculptures in stone are both figurative and abstract. Many of
    the themes are related to children and motherhood and their scales
    range from tabletop size to very large public sculptures 9-12' in
    height. I work in marble, limestone and alabaster using both p ...
    Location: USA (Southern California).
        Updated 20-Sep-2006 by Arlene Cartozian.

3. Barny, T
    http://www.tbarny.com/
    T Barny carves beautiful abstract sculptures out of stones from all
    over the world and for over 25 years. He has shown in more than 60
    galleries and exhibited in over 260 shows worldwide. His work is in
    major public and private collections in many countries.He has ...
    Location: USA (California).
        Updated 18-Sep-2006 by t barny.

4. Moroles, Jesús
    http://www.moroles.com/
    Granite sculptor.
    Location: USA (Rockport, Texas).
        Updated 21-Sep-2006 by Linda Allen.

5. Granidan : Stonecarving tools
    http://www.granidan.com/
    Total solutions to stonecarving. Diamond blades, grinding and
    polishing tools, handmachines, carbide tools, safetywear,
    goldleaves, stone maintenance products, etc.
    Location: Denmark.
        Updated 22-Sep-2006 by ling.

6. Cunha, Beatriz
    http://beatrizcunha.tripod.com/
    Currently working at the International Sculpture Centre in
    Pêro-Pinheiro, very near Sintra, Portugal. Her recent stone work,
    although very organic is charged with references, from ancient Art
    History to our modern every day life objects. ...
    Location: Portugal (Pêro-Pinheiro, Sintra).
        Updated 21-Sep-2006 by Beatriz Cunha.