Copper Chickadees on a Pine Branch 291 12"H x 20"L Wall Art by Andy Brinkley
Andy Brinkley and his three person crew create this copper and copper verdigris Chickadees on a Pine Branch Sculpture. Each piece is soldered together using an oxyacetylene torch.
- Handmade in the USA
- Artisan-crafted handmade copper wall art sculpture
- Size: 20"W x 12"H
- Materials; Copper and copper verdigris, made by oxidizing the copper with an acid
- Coated with a clear spray enamel to prevent tarnishing. May be placed inside or outside.
- Signed authenticated hand tag included
- Hanger ring included
- Shipping: Four weeks
- Shipping, handling, and insurance costs $30.00. For any locations out of the country, including Alaska and Hawaii, please call for a shipping quote
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For any shipping requirement other than free ground shipping, please call (845) 679-2622, or email bacon@sweetheartgallery.com
Due to the nature of handcrafted work, subtle variations are natural.
About Andy Brinkley: Artisan of Brass and Copper
Andy Brinkley has dedicated more than 30 years to the art of metalwork. Beginning his career as a blacksmith, Andy gradually expanded his expertise to include various metals, eventually focusing on the distinctive qualities of brass and copper. What began in a modest basement workshop has grown into a full-time studio set amid the serene woodlands of the North Carolina Appalachian foothills. Andy works with master craftsman Mark Shrum and Suzanne Shrum.
Andy’s deep appreciation for nature is woven into every aspect of his life and work. Whether he’s sculpting at his bench or tending his gardens, the influence of the surrounding environment is unmistakable. Much of his artistic inspiration is drawn from the native flora of forests and marshlands, which often take center stage in his designs.
Over the years, Andy’s craftsmanship has attracted a diverse clientele, including prominent names such as McDonald’s, Dupont, Wachovia, Georgia-Pacific, Boone Dermatology, and the North Carolina Western Governor’s Mansion.
