Fantastic how you make portraits with stones!

Thank you, I am glad you enjoy viewing them.

Wow! Interesting work!! i have never seen this technique before I like it a lot!

Thank you, my Grandmother brought the technique with her from Romania in 1903 when she came to the US. She passed it onto me as a family herritage.

I hope you can pass it on to the next generation!

I have been passing it onto my daughters. Thanks again, your work with acrylics is also totally amazing, each of your works reveals the spirit behind it also, I hope you also can pass your technique onto your generations following you.

wow!

Thanks for the wow.... It is much appreciated. Makes my day.

I can't imagine how much time and effort goes into these. This one looks beautiful.

it's wonderful !!!! i love indians very much and also your work!!(sory for my english!!!!!)

Thank You Very Much, I really like them too, I think they are some of the most beautiful people to do portraits of, a lot of charactor in thier natural expressions.

thank you very very much Rose!!

Great work and great talent! A very difficult and fantastic technique! Really amazing. But the name of this man is not "Sitting Bull"?

Thank You, You Are Right About The Name, His Name Is Sitting Bear, He Was A Famous Arakawa Chief (not sure about the spelling on the tribal name) He took over 300 hours to complete.

Excellent!

Much Thanks

WOUAHH !!! I just discover your galery. That's incredible !!! It's so perfect, you are a magician of the stones !! All your portraits are great. Congratulations

Well Thank You Very Much, I Really Like That, Magician of the Stones. That is a Beautiful Comment, Much Appreciated

This is my favorite Rose. I think it's the subject and the symmetry. In another place and time, you could have traded this for Manhattan Island.

That sounds like a great barter to me, thanks for the compliment. This one is 22 1/2" x 19 1/2" and has over 300 hours of labor in its creation.