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Richard Hamilton has been turning for 4years, starting with just a simple $50 lathe. When he first started he recalls he couldn't believe how much fun it was just to turn a simple candle stick and few solid pieces. His work now consist of primarily of segmented turning. Richard's first award came in July 2003 winning first place in Juried Art Exhibit held Glema Mahr Center for Art in Madisonville Ky.; then in 2004 he got 2nd place in Glema Mahr Center for Art; then at Evansville Museum won one first place in Three Dimensional Award called Working Together in 2004. Richard currently has pieces for sale in three different galleries.

Spalted Maple and Walnut. 2nd place in Glema Mahr Center for Art in 2004 held in Madisonville, KY.	Birch, Walnut and Bloodwood - 11 1/2" high..
Maple and walnut. It is the first one I was successful with the chain that runs around center. It stands 13 inches tall.	Cherry, Rosewood and Birch. Winner three-dimensional award at the Annual Juried Art Exhibit at Evansville, IN. 14 3/4" by 7 1/2".
Cherry, Rosewood and Birch. Winner three-dimensional award at the Annual Juried Art Exhibit at Evansville, IN. 14 3/4" by 7 1/2".
	Maple and Walnut.
Birdseye Maple and Rosewood.