I’ve considered this as my “signature” piece for many years. I think I made it in the early 1990s while living near Philipsburg, Montana. It is made entirely of Lodgepole pine, mostly from the trunks of small, but old, trees that I found standing dead. The slab seat and backrest are both cut from a large Lodgepole. The spindles are forked branches. The next photo shows it from behind with a buffalo robe as a cushion.
This entry was posted on January 20, 2011 by C. Jack Waller, Jr.. It was filed under Fine Rustic Furniture & Sculpture, Southwest Montana Tree Art .
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C. Jack Waller, Jr's Southwest Montana Tree Art 
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