July 2 - October 4, 2020
Three generations of Georgia’s Moulthrop family have led the way in elevating wood turning into an important art form, primarily using native southeastern woods. Ed (deceased) taught his son Philip and grandson Matt the skills of wood turning and each of them has developed a unique style and created distinctive designs. For this exhibition, Matt and Philip have challenged themselves to create pieces from wood found mainly in the American West. CLICK HERE to view a 3D tour through the exhibition.
This turned piece of wood is made of wood found in the Western United States, and is apart of the Western Woods Exhibition at the Booth Museum. It ...
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This turned piece of wood is made of wood found in the Western United States, and is apart of the Western Woods Exhibition at the Booth Museum. It ...
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This turned piece of wood is made of wood found in the Western United States, and is apart of the Western Woods Exhibition at the Booth Museum. It ...
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This turned piece of wood is made of wood found in the Western United States, and is apart of the Western Woods Exhibition at the Booth Museum. It ...
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This turned piece of wood is made of wood found in the Western United States, and is apart of the Western Woods Exhibition at the Booth Museum. It ...
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This turned piece of wood is made of wood found in the Western United States, and is apart of the Western Woods Exhibition at the Booth Museum. It ...
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This turned piece of wood is made of wood found in the Western United States, and is apart of the Western Woods Exhibition at the Booth Museum. It ...
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