Visitors pass a set of cast-bronze police barricades and a large empty gallery to enter a smaller, curtained room decorated with pale, nearly monochrome silk-screen paintings.
He customized a wooden armchair in his family home in the English countryside during the 1840s by removing the legs and replacing them with a set of cast-iron bed legs mounted on casters.
These were exalted circles, but the first impression he made on his landlord's son at Oxford was as a sculptor: John Graham, now a doctor, remembers the Dennetts turning up after their honeymoon with a block of marble a foot high and a set of cast-iron chisels with which Dan carved a man reading a book.
After the clay model is complete, a mold is made and a set of plastic cast models are produced.
At Moss in SoHo, she liked the Graphite Objects, a set of three cast graphite tools by Agelio Batle, a San Francisco sculptor.
In the results presented in this section, we test the ability of ALD films to coat realistic 3D art objects, using a set of historic cast and surface chased sterling silver knives from a personal collection as an example.
The show spills out of the downstairs gallery into the lobby, where you will find "Teeth" (2004), consisting of a row of large ceramic teeth installed inside a set of oversize cast-rubber jaws.
The British designer Jasper Morrison produced an elegant set of cast iron pots at the Oigen Foundry, and his compatriot, Peter Marigold, devised a wooden bench with the woodwork factory Hinoki Kogei.
Mr. Sollins has also created a set of horn mutes cast in clear resin; they might be about negation, too, but their appeal is mainly sculptural (Johnson).
While mooching around the Blur man's kitchen, I spotted a set of cute little cast-iron skillets, each the perfect size for a single, Aga-top egg.
He bought from his nephew, George Sellers, a set of molds for casting ingots and accompanying equipment, which proved unusable as they were not adapted to the Mint's machinery.
