Introduction and history of Cartoons by George

About the artist

Other Artwork

Old autos

26 Aug 06

Sculpture

George R. Kynman, Cartoonist - Writer - Artist

The 'Tire Changer" was inspired from an antique automotive mascot. Common in the 1920s and 1930s, the automotive mascot was a piece of artwork that came to be identified with a particular manufacturer. Highly prized by auto restorers and collectors, they represent an era when autos were truly rolling sculptures. Soapstone on turned hardwood	"Howler" Material: soapstone Sitting cat Material: soapstone
8 inch plate & 7 inch holder Local harvest oak.	soapstone cat on fruitwood with oak plate
Knife handle and sheath - commissioned work 31 cm overall.Material: Ebony Small round picture frames fruitwood	wood bead necklaces Left: fruitwood and poplar with Oak centre Right: Oak and fruitwood
Small picture frame: Siberian Pea shrub	Small primitive hinge top box: Siberian Pea shrub
Assorted small plates: Siberian Pea shrub	Large primative hinge top box: Siberian Pea shrub

Electronic mail
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Postal mail
G.R. Kynman,
1094 River Road,
St. Andrews, Manitoba Canada R1A2A8

Note: copyright resides with the artist. So, if you would like to reprint anything provided in this site, in any format, print or electronic publication, please contact the artist. Rumour has it he can be very reasonable, just like his rates.