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| Steve Larrabee 1950 - 2011 |
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gar·goyle
- gär-goil
noun
Etymology: Middle English gargule, gargoyl, from Old French
gargoule
1: a spout in the form of a grotesque human or animal figure projecting
from a roof gutter
to throw rainwater clear of a building.
2: a grotesquely carved figure.
-gar·goyled / adjective.
The Flying Monkeys of
Burlington Vermont
As
seen in the
Burlington Free Press
The
sculpture studio was in Jericho.
Creatures of the night.
Dragons, Lizards, Unicorns, Trolls.
Authentic Gargoyles. How's your spout?
Fantasy is real.
Instill generations of delight.
Imagine.
Anywhere in the world.
To the right and to the left:
His & Hers Gargoyles.
enlargements with a click
