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1. McKie, Todd
   

   http://www.toddmckie.com/
   Todd McKie is a contemporary Boston artist whose work in various mediums - among them stone sculpture, paintings, drawings, and prints, is seriously witty. Todd's Sculpture Portfloio features a series of stone pieces made in France and titled "French Stones." The site will introduce the visitor to Todd's unique sensibility as well as preview upcoming exhibitions and special projects.
   Location: USA (Boston, Massachusetts).
   3600. Updated 12-May-2008 by Todd McKie.
2. MacDonald, Shona
   

   http://www.stoned-in-scotland.co.uk/
   Stonework.
   Location: UK (Scotland).
   1118. Updated 16-Oct-2004 Last checked 10-May-2008.
3. MacFarlane, David
   

   http://www.revolutionsartworks.com/web-content/alabaster.htm
   Location: USA (Oregon).
   2691. Updated 11-Apr-2005 Last checked 10-May-2008.
4. Mahler, Jürg
   

   http://de.geocities.com/juerg_mahler/
   Location: Switzerland.
   2865. Updated 14-Nov-2005 by Jürg Mahler. Last checked 10-May-2008.
5. Maiden, Emma
   

   http://www.emmamaiden.co.uk/
   Sculpture in stone and bronze.
   Location: UK (Bristol).
   3153. Updated 28-Jul-2006 Last checked 10-May-2008.
   link unstable or dead (status code 404).
6. Malavieille, Patrice
   

   http://pagesperso-orange.fr/patrice.malavieille/
   Location: France (Chatenay Malabry, île-de-France).
   2921. Updated 30-Nov-2005 Last checked 10-May-2008.
7. Mallegni, Jacqueline
   

   http://www.mallegni.com/
   Stone vessels and abstract sculpture.
   Location: USA (California).
   3124. Updated 23-Jul-2006 Last checked 10-May-2008.
8. Manfredo, Deva
   

   http://devamanfredo-stoneart.com/
   Dreamwoods: where art meets meditation and nature. Visit the beautiful "Dreamwoods" hidden in Tuscany near Siena.This forest is a unique experience for lovers of nature and art. Around a hundred stone sculptures – some majestic or mysterious, some touching, and others playful – are placed along labyrinthine pathways. The artist, Deva Manfredo appreciates the innate perfection of the stones. His creativity lies in simply drawing attention to their beauty, their individuality, and their energy by placing them in the nature. Visits every Saturday & Sunday (and Friday & Tuesday with previous booking) between 15-18.00 between March-December. devamanfreedo@hotmail.com
   Location: Italy (Tuscany).
   2726. Updated 03-Jun-2005 by Deva Manfredo tel. 0039-333-4330183. Last checked 10-May-2008.
9. Manger, Filiep
   

   http://www.filiep.nl/
   The Dutch artist Filiep Manger finds his inspiration in nature, in forms like the sand dunes of the Sahara or the bones of animals. In 2003 he discovers the Centro International de Escultura in Pêro Pinheiro Portugal, where he often works in different types of marble and regional limestone.
   Location: Netherlands (Nijmegen).
   2425. Updated 18-Jul-2006 by Filiep Manger. Last checked 10-May-2008.
10. Marczynski, Jozef
    

    http://www.sculpture.org.ua/
    The official site of contemporary Ukrainian artist Jozef Marczynski. Small, park and monumental sculpture. Oficjalna strona internetowa współczesnego artysty ukraińskiego Józefa Marczyńskiego. Rzeźba mała, parkowa i monumentalna.
    Location: Ukraine (Crimea).
    3286. Updated 08-Dec-2006 by Anton Marczynski. Last checked 10-May-2008.
11. Mariga, Joram (1927-2000)
    

    http://www.zimsculpt.com/artist.php?id=118
    Profile.
    Location: Zimbabwe.
    1005. Updated 17-Oct-2005 Last checked 10-May-2008.
12. Mariga, Joram (an Overview)
    

    http://www.scholars.nus.edu.sg/landow/post/zimbabwe/art/sculptors/mariga/marigaov.html
    The career of Joram Mariga is inextricably linked with the beginning of Zimbabwean stone sculpture.
    Location: Zimbabwe.
    379. Updated 09-Mar-2000 Last checked 10-May-2008.
13. Marr, Ian
    

    http://www.ianmarr.com.au/
    Ian has worked as an artist in many media since the 1970s, and now works as a letter-cutter in stone, using Mintaro slate from South Australia and sandstone from Sydney and elsewhere in Australia, drawing texts and images by hand and cutting using French chisels and a lettercutting dummy. Ian believes in the nourishing of art by scholarship. He is particularly interested in placing text in stone in public and private gardens and in bushland settings. He likes letter-cut works to function both as garden furniture and art objects. Recent commissions have included large outdoor dining tables with a perimeter text, a commemorative garden disc, tree plaques and architectural work.
    Location: Australia.
    1989. Updated 08-Jul-2004 by Ian Marr. Last checked 10-May-2008.
14. Marti, Reto
    

    http://www.retomartistonesculptor.com/
    Sculptor and Stonemason. I use art to communicate and express myself on subjects that interest me. The energy to convey my concepts through stone sculpture is nurtured partly by the process itself. The primal and lasting quality of stone, along with the emotional involvement of producing with it give me the incentive to work with this medium. For me, artistic inspiration flows from interactions with people and our natural environment. My sculptures are mirrored moments from such encounters, impressions from the inevitable run-ins with life. The basis for my conceptual work is that of intuition and contemplation that ultimately finds its way into a tangible form. This process consists of studies involving drawing and clay work. It is with these methods that I develop the aesthetic qualities that can engage the viewer to consider the sculpture's concealed potential or simply appreciate the work's physical beauty.
    Location: Canada (British Columbia).
    2886. Updated 16-Nov-2005 by Reto Marti. Last checked 10-May-2008.
15. Martin, Paul
    

    http://www.martinarts.co.uk/sculpture/
    Figurative sculpture in earthenware, stone and metals which explore and celebrate human body-language communication, movement, stillness, tenderness, eroticism and sexuality. The pieces range from an alabaster goddess two inches long to a steel running man full size. There are three studies of a pregnant woman.
    Location: UK.
    270. Updated 22-Mar-2000 by the link owner. Last checked 10-May-2008.
16. Martin, Peter
    

    http://www.artcarvers.co.uk/
    A site showing examples of fine architectural stone carving and stone sculpture in limestones and sandstones.
    Location: UK (Cornwall).
    748. Updated 19-Jul-2006 by Peter Martin & Sarah Stewart-Smith. Last checked 10-May-2008.
17. Matemera, Bernard (1946-2002)
    

    http://www.zimsculpt.com/artist.php?id=3
    Profile.
    Location: Zimbabwe.
    1008. Updated 17-Oct-2005 Last checked 10-May-2008.
18. Mausz, Manfred
    

    http://www.marmorskulpturen.de/
    Sculptures in marble and granite.
    Location: Germany.
    350. Updated 20-Mar-2000 by Manfred Mausz. Last checked 10-May-2008.
19. McAfee, Patrick
    

    http://homepage.tinet.ie/~mcafee/
    An introduction to the traditional use of stone in Ireland including the books, workshops and consultancy of Patrick McAfee, stonemason.
    Location: Ireland.
    51. Updated 10-Jul-1999 by the link owner. Last checked 10-May-2008.
20. McCall, Sherry
    

    http://www.stonemosaic.com/
    Location: USA (Florida).
    2686. Updated 11-Apr-2005 Last checked 10-May-2008.

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