Grenada, Ms
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Dr. Paul Gard...Painter...Pottery...Wood Sculpture

A native of Louisianna, Dr. Paul Gard is a man with many faces. A retired pathologist, surgeon, an artist, stone work, a maker of pottery and wood sculpture.

Paul Gard started painting at age five. As a child, Paul was fascinated with painting pictures of cars and airplanes. At 82 years of age, Paul Gard is still honing his talents.

Being "On Call" as a practicing surgeon and pathologist, Dr Paul spent his nights and wee morning hours doing paintings and sculpture to unwind.

Having painted over 1000 works of art, Paul is busy every day in his workshop creating art, hand made pottery or wood sculpting.

We are very fortunate to have Dr. Paul Gard as part of our artist community here in Grenada, Ms.

To quote Dr Paul Gard concerning his pottery...

This is Stoneware, born of stone, pulverized by weather and water to clay, shaped by hand, dried and fried to 2000-2400 degrees Farenheit. It will last more than a thousand years "intact or broken" once fired.

Hope you enjoy it as much as I did making it.

The Works of Dr. Paul Gard

Picture Gallery
fruit and vegetable oil painting vase and bowl painting

rustic old barn painting old red barn oil painting

countryside oil painting rustic landscape oil painting

mother and child wood sculpture womans bust torso stonework

vase pottery hand carved walking cane

pottery studio wood working

Pottery Table....Wood Working

For purchase information
Contact
Dr.Paul Gard (662)226-0628

Artist Profiles

Grenada, Ms has an abundance of talented Artist and Crafters.

In an effort to promote the exceptional talents of our local artist and crafters.

Artist Profiles will feature all interested artist and crafters, along with a bio and sample works, including contact information.

Local Arts and Crafts Online Directory
Fine art works, hand-crafted items, including pottery, wood working, basket weaving, quilt making, iron works, jewelry and sculptures will be featured along with artist and crafters own uniqueArtist Profile.

Support the Arts

Hand-crafted items and original art are unique in and of their own. No two pieces are the same as opposed to cookie-cutter items sold in mass production.

As a collectible or gift, you are buying a one-of-a-kind item created through skilled craftmanship.

Not only are you keeping money and tax dollars in the community.

You are encouraging entrepreneurial growth within our community.

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