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This makes a unique gift! Resin cast pelican with patina finish, 14 inches high, signed and numbered by world renowned bird artist and POP! designer/sculptor Stefan Savides. Limited edition of 100, with 40+ sold. $125 each, with one third of sales donated back to POP! project. Credit cards accepted by phone at (541) 885-2912. Shipping and handling extra. Customized plaques available on larger bases.
(Photo by Ron Larson)
The "Patchwork Pelican" is a work in progress by fabric artist Fran Coker who is decoupaging fabric onto the pelican, using authentic quilt patterns. Shown is the "Log Cabin" design (lower wing), and the "Rail Fence" (upper wing) which respresents the neighborly spirit that exists in rural Oregon. Presently showcased at Kate's Quilted Rooster, 2000 S 6th St, Klamath Falls, OR 97601-3372; (541) 850-8833.
(Photo by Kathy Larson)
By POP! artists Bev Fairclo-Ott and Daniel Rey at Rogue Federal Credit Union (sponsor) located at 3211 Washburn Way, Klamath Falls, Oregon.
(Photo by Kathy Larson)
Stained glass pelican by POP! artist Loretta Martinez, showcased at the Running Y Ranch (sponsor), located at the Lodge, 5500 Running Y Road, Klamath Falls, OR.
(Photo by Kathy Larson)
The "Klamath Union High Pelican" painted by POP! artist Gordon Ross is currently on display at:
South Valley Bank & Trust
803 Main Street
Klamath Falls
(Photo by Kathy Larson)
The Centennial pelican "Marsh Reflections" painted by POP! artists Dori Pace and Judy Smith is currently on exhibit at the new branch of South Valley Bank & Trust (Washburn Way Branch) located at 3808 Brooke Drive in Klamath Falls.
(Photo by Kathy Larson)
"Birds of the Basin" pelican painted by POP! artist and pelican sculptor Stefan Savides is currently on exhibit at:
Klamath County Museum
1451 Main Street
Klamath Falls, Oregon
(541) 883-4208
9-5 Tues. - Sat.
(Photo by Ron Larson)
"Kingsley Field F-15" pelican painted by POP! artist Gordon Ross is currently on exhibit at the Klamath Falls Airport, Main Terminal. Gordon thanks: Dave Ferrell who designed and built the rocket pods, and built the rudders; Dave Holmberg who repaired the rear wing edges; Jim Petersen, for F-15 technical advice, and Bob Anderson, for pelican stats. Sponsors needed for this remarkable pelican!
(Photo by Kathy Larson)
"Klamath Gold" pelican painted by POP! artist Gordon Ross, is currently on exhibit at:
Ross Ragland Theater
218 N. 7th St.
Klamath Falls
(541) 884-0651
Sponsors for this pelican are Garcelon's Gifts, Bell Hardware, and South Valley Bank and Trust.
(Photo by Kathy Larson)
"Islands of Crater Lake" pelican, painted by POP! artist Susan Liskey, located in Sterling Savings Bank (sponsor) at 540 Main Street in Klamath Falls.
(Photo by Kathy Larson)
The "Leaves and Feathers - Nature's Expressions" pelican, painted by POP! artist Donna Hooker, is currently on display at the Quality Inn at 100 Main Street (downtown Klamath Falls, between Veterans Park and the Klamath County Library).
(Photo by Larry Ott)
"Midnight at the Oasis" was painted by POP! artist Bev Fairclo-Ott, and co-sponsored by Dr. Raul A. Mirande (General, Vascular, Thoracic, Laparoscopic and Bariatric Surgery in Klamath Falls). Currently on display at:
Sky Lakes Medical Center
Surgery Waiting Area
(next to Birth Center)
2865 Daggett Avenue
Klamath Falls
(541) 882-6311
www.mwmc.org
(Photo by Ron Larson)
"Visions of the Klamath Basin" was painted by five artists and co-owners of Gallery 803 (Myra Hamaker-Schelb, Ruth Hollis, Glenda Lehrman, Joyce Miles, Paula Walborn). This pelican, says Glenda Lehrman, "showcases the beauty ofKlamath Falls, with scenes including Crater Lake, Mount McLoughlin, sailboats, aspen trees, and the face of the last Klamath Medicine Man - Captain Sky." Currently on display at
The Favell Museum of Western Art & Indian Artifacts
125 W. Main St.
Klamath Falls
(541) 882-9996
(Photo by Akimi King)
The "Bird Swirl" pelican (now dismantled) was on exhibit throughout 2007 at the Klamath County Museum, after 6+ months (spring through fall 2006) of creative work by Justin Coulter's Klamath Union High School art class. Some said it couldn't be done. But the students seized the challenge, and together created an amazing work of art. Here, Annie Anderson puts finishing touches on the creation over 10-feet-high. Annie is a senior who hopes to pursue an Art degree at the University of Oregon in 2007. This POP! pelican was sponsored by the Klamath Basin Ecosystem Restoration Office, through an Outreach and Education grant focusing on migratory birds in the Klamath Basin.
(Photo by Ron Larson)
"Mustang Moons & Tatanka Vision" painted by POP! artist Bev Fairclo-Ott, is located at the Favell Museum of Western Art & Indian Artifacts, which sponsored this POP! pelican (125 W. Main St., Klamath Falls; 541-882-9996).
(Photo by Kathy Larson)
The "Sky Above and Sea Below" pelican painted by POP! artist Leslie Rodgers is located at:
Frames-N-Things
1205 Klamath Avenue
Klamath Falls
(Photo by Amy Thompson)
"Pelecanus Vivus" is a "living" plant-covered pelican embellished by POP! artists Amy Thompson and Eric Strickland of 9610 Landscaping, and resides outside in their native plant and xeriscape demonstration garden at:
9610 Landscaping
9610 Hwy. 39
Klamath Falls, Oregon
(541) 331-4980
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