
More Items of Interest about C. Robert Farlow
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Robert taught art for 27 years in high
school and in private classes. He was a firm believer in the mentor,
apprentice relationship. He mentored one of his
granddaughters in art. Robert and Judy have two daughters and
seven
grandchildren.
an example of an exercise in use of space; A study of a broom by Stephanie Farlow Blair |
| Robert was a designer for Briercroft,
Inc. for 18 years. He designed over 200 figurines that were sold
in the United States, Canada, Japan, England, Germany, and Grand Cayman.
Robert did research on the Christmas gift givers for 26 countries.
He used this information to create a series of authentic figurines of
Santa Claus, Father Christmas, St Nicolas and twenty-three other gift
givers. He was the first to design a series of male
angles; true to their Biblical descriptions. Robert admits that,
if he were in need of angelic intervention, he would want an angel of
substance. A sampling of Robert's series of angels |
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Robert designed and built his Bavarian influenced
studio. The tower on one end provides room for his larger
sculptures. The studio stands near the home he shared with wife, Judy, and
their black Labrador. Robert also designed and built his house which was
originally a barn. The barn was lowered and what was once a hay
mow is now a lovely living area overlooking a lake and the wooded
landscape beyond. Bob did all of the work, from the lowering of
the barn, to the masonry on the fireplace, to trimming out the inside.
He started the work in 1970 and moved in in 1975.
Tower of Robert's studio |
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