Stone Sculptors and Carvers : C

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1. Costar, Wayne
   

   http://www.waynecostar.com/sculptures.html
   The "sculpture" page on my website features sculptural pieces carved from mainly NZ Jade and other media carved by myself in Golden Bay NZ.
   Location: New Zealand (Takaka).
   3527. Updated 01-Feb-2008 by Wayne Costar. Last checked 30-Aug-2008.
2. Counihan, Alan
   

   http://www.alancounihan.com/
   Stone sculptor.
   Location: Ireland.
   1067. Updated 09-Oct-2004 Last checked 30-Aug-2008.
3. Courtaigne, Alain
   

   http://www.courtaigne-sculpteur.com/
   Je taille en pierre calcaire, marbre, granit et bois des animaux dans leur milieu terrestre ou aquatique.
   I carve animals in their terrestrial or underwater surroundings in limestone, marble, granite or wood.
   Location: France (Normandie).
   2885. Updated 16-Nov-2005 by Alain Courtaigne. Last checked 30-Aug-2008.
4. Cox, Christopher
   

   http://home.earthlink.net/~ccox53/
   Web site for those interested in looking at or purchasing hand turned alabaster.
   Location: USA (Missouri).
   2619. Updated 18-Jul-2006 by Chris Cox. Last checked 30-Aug-2008.
   link unstable or dead (status code 404).
5. Cpajak, Giorgie
   

   http://www.giorgie.com/
   Giorgie Cpajak is an internationally recognized sculptor who has participated in numerous sculpture symposiums and exhibitions. For the last 10 years he has been working predominantly monumental marble and granite sculpture in the stone-working town of Pietrasanta in Italy, with many public commissions in Europe, Asia ... His most recent work is being prepared for the Millenium Celebration in France (Allauch) ... "I have always tried to render my sculpture a part of nature. I have even sought the inspiration in nature, in the perfect harmony which is to be found in it. Beauty of art is made of the contrast and rhythm which nature offers and draws the artist into its hidden correspondences. The seasons, day and night, sunlight and thunder offer the endless variety out of which the artist creates a timeless synthesis. And the most appropriate means, material for expressing this vision is stone".
   Location: Italy (Pietrasanta, Tuscany).
   564. Updated 23-Mar-2000 by Giorgie Cpajak. Last checked 30-Aug-2008.
6. Creaye, Janine
   

   http://www.sculptureform.co.uk/
   Artist and Stone carver Janine Creaye creates natural forms and strong symbolic heads for interior and outdoor spaces. She works in marble and other imported polishable stones, as well as English portland and slate. The sculptures may be site-specific commissions for public or private sites. Pieces are also available for purchase and are on permanent display in a garden setting. Samples are on the website, or actual works can be viewed by appointment.
   Location: UK (Near Horsham, S E England).
   595. Updated 20-Jul-2006 by Janine Creaye. Last checked 30-Aug-2008.
7. Cronin, H.R.
   

   http://www.hrcronin.com/
   View stone and wood carvings by sculptor HRCronin. Available for custom work - contact information included.
   Location: USA (Virginia).
   894. Updated 21-Nov-2000 by Heather Cronin. Last checked 30-Aug-2008.
8. Cudworth, Dave
   

   http://www.itsdaft.net/
   Traditional Dry Stone Walling and unique hand carved stonework. From England to Ontario and Nova Scotia. Keeping traditional crafts alive.
   Location: Canada (Nova Scotia and Ontario).
   3420. Updated 03-Jul-2008 by Dave Cudworth. Last checked 30-Aug-2008.
9. 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 "pond vases" are available. Work process is described and a schedule of fine art shows listed.
   Location: USA (Penn Valley, California).
   3122. Updated 17-Sep-2006 by Jennifer Cull. Last checked 30-Aug-2008.
10. Cunha, Beatriz
    

    http://beatrizcunha.tripod.com/
    Currently working at the International Sculpture Centre, 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.
    Actualmente, tem atelier no Centro Internacional de Escultura em Sintra. O seu trabalho recente em pedra, apesar de muito orgânico está cheio de referências, desde a História da arte aos objectos do nosso dia a dia.
    Location: Portugal (Sintra).
    3231. Updated 21-Sep-2006 by Beatriz Cunha. Last checked 30-Aug-2008.
11. Cunningham, Ann
    

    http://www.oooandeye.com/artbase/base_members/ann_cunningham/
    Location: USA (Colorado).
    2974. Updated 15-Dec-2005 Last checked 30-Aug-2008.
12. Currier, Ethan
    

    http://ethancurrier.com/
    I am a stone sculptor from Newtown, Connecticut U.S.A. I sculpt primarily by composition. From 10 pounds to 10 tons, I sculpt fieldstone, granite, marble, brownstone, river rock and lava. I also use antique stone native to New England when building some of my abstract pieces. I create figures, dinosaurs, animals, sports figures, benches, tables, water sculptures, memorials and fountains. My work is most commonly described as whimsical, natural, organic garden art, inspired by yoga, balance and motion.
    Location: USA (Connecticut, New England, Tri-state).
    3478. Updated 25-Jan-2008 by Ethan Currier. Last checked 30-Aug-2008.

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