Richard D. Voepel
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Yesteryear by Richard D. Voepel, 1996 Pyrograph of ship in dry dock After a painting by Ron Daggett Basswood, 12 in. by 12 in., mounted in a commercial wood frame Photograph by Richard Voepel

New Born by Richard D. Voepel, 1997 Pyrograph of fawn on birchwood plaque, 8 in. by 10 in. In a custom Vt. barnwood frame, 11 in. x16 in. After a picture from the Cheryl Dow collection Photograph by Richard Voepel

Imagination by Richard D. Voepel Pyrograph on basswood, 12 in. by 14 in. In a commerical wood frame After an original low relief Sri Lankan mermaid by Mary Duke Gildan Photograph by Richard Voepel

Storm by Richard D. Voepel Pyrograph of 3-masted sail boat Butternut plank with bark left on, 14 in. by 21 in. From the Dave Ladd portfolio, 1977 Photograph by Richard Voepel

Destination by Richard D. Voepel Pyrograph of sailboat and lighthouse Birch 12 in. by 16 in., in a lt. mahogany frame Original painting by Mads Stage Photograph by Richard Voepel

American pyrographic artist Richard Voepel from Vermont, U.S.A., is especially known for his wood panels of sailboats. His works stand out for their integration of the burned design with the wood panel itself, where the beauty and characteristics of the grain is a part of the composition. For more examples of his work, visit his Wood Illusions website.

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