Larry Roberts

Hand Carved Wood Carvings

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Flat Top Santa
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Larry Roberts Flat Top Santa

3 1/2'' Tall 		Larry Roberts Tall Hat Santa
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Larry Roberts Tall Hat Santa

5 1/2'' Tall 		Larry Roberts No Hat Santa
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Larry Roberts No Hat Santa

5 1/2'' Tall
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Larry Roberts Santa Hand in Pocket
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Larry Roberts Santa Hand in Pocket

7'' Tall
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LARRY ROBERTS

Larry's interest in woodcarving began in 1982. After attending several seminars taught by world class carvers, and after countless hours of trial and error, Larry has developed a unique style he likes to describe as "stylized realism." He enjoys carving a variety of wildlife. Of special interest, is the drama and fierceness of the raptors.

Woodcarving remained a hobby until 1993 when Larry had the opportunity to turn woodcarving, which he readily admits has become his life, into a full-time career. His work is now in four galleries in Oregon, and he attends several juried and invitational art shows each year.

Research is a vital part in each of Larry's sculptures that are individually and painstakingly carved and finished without the aid of a duplicator or any hired helpers. Before being sealed for protection, and to achieve his desired effect, Larry uses wood stains and acrylic paints.

Larry makes his home in North Bend, Oregon.


A wood sculpture is unique from every other, but it's also a valuable wood sculpture that's crafted only in limited quantities. There may be some variations in the wood used. However, these intentional differences are what characterize this as a one-of-a-kind original! Wood is an organic medium that responds to the environment. It is the nature of wood to change. Please consider the following suggestions for the care of your art work so it will continue to be enjoyed by you and future generations.

Do's and Don'ts for Wood Art

Do...
- Avoid extremes of temperature and humidity.
- Protect your collection from airborne dust.
- Display with low light levels.
- Insure your collection with a fine-arts rider.

Don't...
- Display your collection in direct or indirect sunlight.
- Place wood sculptures near heat or vents or fireplaces.
- Use strong lights in combination with plastic cases.