Stone Sculptors and Carvers : H

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1. Hagood, Hap
   

   http://www.natureartists.com/artists/artist.asp?ArtistID=291
   Hap Hagood, signature member of Society of Animal Artists, Allied Artists of America, Audubon Artists Society and Artists for Conservation Foundation, works in wood, stone and bronze. Carved in a contemporary style, his wildlife sculptures are an expression of the essence, the inner spirit, that is the inherent nature of a thing. Hap's sculptures have been shown at exhibits of the National Sculpture Society, Brookgreen Gardens, Salmagundi Art Club, Allied Artists of America, Audubon Artists, Society of Animal Artists and Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum "Birds in Art". In 2004, Hap's sculpture, "Servant of the Sun, received the H.A. Fadhli Award at National Sculpture Society 71st Annual Awards Exhibition and in 2007, his work, "On A Winter's Morn", received the Award of Excellence at Society of Animal Artists 47th Annual "Art and the Animal" Exhibition. In 2008, his sculpture, "Phoenix", received the Cleo Hartwig Award at Audubon Artists 66th Annual Exhibition. Hap has been featured in Wildlife Art magazine, Sculptural Pursuit magazine, and American Falconry magazine.
   Location: USA (Virginia).
   2525. Updated 31-Dec-2009 by Hap Hagood. Last checked 6-Mar-2010.
2. Hall, Christopher
   

   http://www.chrishallsculptures.co.uk/
   An online gallery for the sculpture of Chris Hall. "My sculpture has evolved over the last 30 years from being a projection of an 'idea' to a direct experience with my chosen media: stone and wood. In practice this means responding to the hidden qualities of particular pieces of found material and the work that nature has already begun. I have learned that for a creative dialogue to begin I need only look closely at what is already happening in a given piece of rock, wood, landscape or plant. I like to place sculpture in a context that has meaning for me. Therefore I have undertaken work in sacred places, for example the cloister carvings at Iona Abbey, or in landscapes I have designed or chosen. An important aspect of my work is bespoke commissions and memorials, where a significant relationship is necessary between craftsman and client."
   Location: UK (Scottish Borders).
   3402. Updated 25-May-2007 by Chris Hall. Last checked 6-Mar-2010.
3. Hall, Ken
   

   http://www.kenhallart.com/
   Fine Art & Architectural Sculpture in Stone, Wood and Steel. I carve in a variety of stones including Limestone, Sandstone, Granite, Marble and various Soapstones. Since I have a passion for wildlife, I usually sculpt along this theme, but I also do abstract pieces, installations and architectural work such as benches, planters, fireplaces and more. I have developed a unique method of carving and painting my subject onto pieces of limestone/sandstone, resulting in pieces that are vibrant and life-like, and which retain a rugged, wild essence, since they bring with them some of their natural environment through the stone. With my work, I seek to harmonize the natural and spiritual world with our modern lifestyles, bringing balance to our souls.
   Location: Canada (Ontario).
   3958. Updated 29-Dec-2009 by Ken Hall. Last checked 6-Mar-2010.
4. Hamburger, Sydney K.
   

   http://www.skhsculpture.com/
   Sydney K. Hamburger has been making sculptures professionally for more than thirty years. She creates and recreates her world and the world of human development, achievement and aspirations.
   Location: USA (New Mexico).
   1199. Updated 14-Aug-2001 by the link owner. Last checked 6-Mar-2010.
5. Harwood, Oliver
   

   http://www.oliverfineart.com/
   Oliver Harwood has been carving stone for over 10 years, including marble, granite and limestone. His stone sculptures range from figurative and representational to contemporary abstract. Currently his stone carvings explore his understanding of the connection between history, ancient civilizations and contemporary society. More recently, he has experimented with the transitional nature of light by incorporating elements of laminated glass into his sculptural works.
   Location: Canada (British Columbia).
   3388. Updated 01-May-2007 by Oliver Harwood. Last checked 6-Mar-2010.
6. Hashemi, Abbas
   

   http://www.abbasculpture.co.uk/
   Stone sculptor.
   Location: UK (Cambridge).
   1045. Updated 30-Mar-2006 by Abbas Hashemi. Last checked 6-Mar-2010.
7. Haslam, Jeremy
   

   http://www.artisan-webdesign.co.uk/sculpture/
   Sculpture on the beach at Lyme Regis, Dorset, UK in the form of an ammonite (a type of fossil common in rocks in the area). This uses beach pebbles of different colours, built up using dry-stone walling twchniques, to create the image.
   Location: UK.
   2776. Updated 25-Aug-2005 by Jeremy Haslam. Last checked 6-Mar-2010.
8. Hayman, Peter
   

   http://www.pdjhaymanstonemason.co.uk/
   Traditionally trained and highly skilled stone mason, letter cutter and stone carver, working direct to the client on individual commisions, from the simple to the sublime. free estimates.
   Location: UK (Taunton, Somerset, England.).
   3499. Updated 28-Jan-2008 by Peter Hayman. Last checked 6-Mar-2010.
9. Hedge, Jonathan
   

   http://www.carvinginstone.co.uk/
   I carve and design for private and public sculptural commissions in various types of stone. Using a wide range of experience for - restoration projects, contemporary sculptural schemes, interior and exterior decorative ornament and features for garden and landscape.
   Location: UK (Cambridge).
   1936. Updated 10-Jul-2003 by Jonathan Hedge. Last checked 6-Mar-2010.
10. Heighway, Trevor
    

    http://www.artstonebone.co.nz/
    Location: New Zealand (Coromandel, North Isle).
    3543. Updated 01-Feb-2008 by Trevor Heighway. Last checked 6-Mar-2010.
11. Helerman, Bat-Ami
    

    http://www.bat-ami.net/
    Bat-Ami Herelman is an Israeli artist which works primarily in Stone. To her, the stone is a feminine sensuous substance despite its virile image. It appears hard but gentleness and tenderness can be extracted from it. The stone is female; it is the earth's, mother-earth's body. You cannot place a "please do not touch" sign next to Bat-Ami Helerman's sculptures. Whoever looks at them, knows this is a restriction impossible to abide by. Helerman's sculptures tantalize viewers. They are made of stone but emanate extraordinary softness. In Bat-Ami's capable hands the stone turns into a soft creased dress, an airy brazier, a bride's lace crown.
    Location: Israel (Kfar Shmaryahu).
    3328. Updated 30-Jan-2007 by Bat Ami Helerman. Last checked 6-Mar-2010.
12. Hendelman, Wendy
    

    http://www.wendyhendelmansculptor.com/
    Stone sculptor, New York City, USA. Website has resumé, artist statement, photos of recent work in marble, alabaster, and limestone.
    Location: USA (New York).
    2499. Updated 14-Oct-2004 by Wendy Hendelman. Last checked 6-Mar-2010.
13. Henderson, Ron
    

    http://www.hend0.freeserve.co.uk/index.htm
    ron is a great stonecarver of ancient scottish and modern stones
    Location: Scotland (Perthshire).
    3474. Updated 25-Jan-2008 by norrie ferguson. Last checked 6-Mar-2010.
14. Henghes, Heinz (1906-1975)
    

    http://www.henghes.org/
    Web site of the Association for research into the life and work of Heinz Henghes. Henghes was a sculptor who lived from 1906 to 1975. This site will enable you to discover the Artist and his work.
    341. Updated 28-Sep-1999 by the link owner. Last checked 6-Mar-2010.
15. Hessel, Ingo
    

    http://www.ingohessel.com/
    Location: Canada (Ottawa).
    2715. Updated 20-May-2005 Last checked 6-Mar-2010.
16. Hey, Ans
    

    http://www.anshey.nl/
    Stone sculptor.
    Location: Netherlands.
    1061. Updated 09-Oct-2004 Last checked 6-Mar-2010.
17. Hill, Susan
    

    http://www.stonesculpture.org.uk/
    I carve stone as a hobby, working in the traditional way using a dummy mallet and chisel. I sometimes accept small commissions.
    Location: UK (Lancashire).
    3898. Updated 29-Nov-2009 by Susan Hill. Last checked 6-Mar-2010.
18. Hillen, Jaak
    

    http://www.hillen-sculptor.com/
    Stone sculptor in Belgium. Also works in wood and more experimental work.
    Location: Belgium (Antwerp).
    3197. Updated 1-Sep-2006 by Jaak Hillen. Last checked 6-Mar-2010.
19. Hochman, Alan
    

    http://www.stoneandwater.com/
    Abstract stone fountains.
    3135. Updated 26-Jul-2006 Last checked 6-Mar-2010.
20. Holbrecht, Paul
    

    http://www.paulholbrecht.net/
    For me it's the ultimate challenge to create original and unique artwork out of a block of stone. It's some kind of magic how every piece of rock contains its own "biggest possible" sculpture inside, you 'just' have to remove the rest of the stone which you don't need for your sculpture! I make abstract and figurative sculptures out of Belgian and Irish blue stone, French limestone, marble, black hard stone like 'Noir de Mazy' and basalt. I start sculpting directly without any models or drawings, I uses only the 'taille-directe' method. I have made some female nudes, flowers, garden statues, a celtic inspired relief, trible heads, abstracts, fantasy creatures like a dragon. I've just finished a fish sculptured in lime stone: 'Marine life on shore'
    Location: Belgium (Zottegem Velzeke).
    3592. Updated 09-Oct-2008 by Paul Holbrecht H.P.Sculptures. Last checked 6-Mar-2010.

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