
Woodcarving
3/24/1994 | 29m 6s
Adolph Hannemann, Lincoln woodcarver, and A.J. Lutter, chainsaw sculptor at the Kansas State Fair.
Adolph Hannemann of Lincoln talks about the techniques & problems associated with woodcarving. He uses the art of woodcarving as a way to relax during his free time. Lisa Sinclair of Dodge City Area Arts Council showcases & describes many of his work. Woodcarver, A.J. Lutter, does most of his chainsaw carving work during the summer at fairs. He demonstrates his techniques on how to carve a piece.
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Kansas Arts Today is a local public television program presented by Smoky Hills PBS

Woodcarving
3/24/1994 | 29m 6s
Adolph Hannemann of Lincoln talks about the techniques & problems associated with woodcarving. He uses the art of woodcarving as a way to relax during his free time. Lisa Sinclair of Dodge City Area Arts Council showcases & describes many of his work. Woodcarver, A.J. Lutter, does most of his chainsaw carving work during the summer at fairs. He demonstrates his techniques on how to carve a piece.
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