Shrine Of The Perpetual Pawn

by Charles Jones

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I finished this late in 2025 but just photographed it today. I moved to the backyard since the sun was so intense and/or unbearable in the front of the house. I used my custom compound, Styrofoam, cardboard, newsprint and two red glass beads for the eyes. It measures 10 inches tall including base, 6 inches wide and 6 inches deep. This is Original Jones Art on the three dimensional side here in northwest Austin, Texas.

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Joanie Holliday

Joanie Holliday 11 hours ago

I WROTE YOU BUT WILL ASK FOR YOUR REGULAR E-MAIL ADDRESS HERE TOO. . I HAVE A PHOTO I TOOK I WANT YOU TO SEE ESPECIALLY SEEING THIS SCULPTURE OF YOURS

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: I received your email, Joanie, but didn't find a pic attached. I hope you are doing well and staying out of hospitals as much as possible. :)
Nikolay Semyonov

Nikolay Semyonov 12 hours ago

3D but totally charlesian. Enlarged, will definitely revive any open space in a municipal park. Great marble texture!

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: I'd like to think so, Nikolay; that is wears its maker's mark. For some reason, I prefer it to unkempt, unmade bed. I must be getting dotty. Hope all is going well for you and yours. :)
John D Marano

John D Marano Yesterday

Great idea and execution.

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: Thanks, John! I have no idea how many man-hours it took but I think I can safely say I worked on it far longer than anything Jeff Koons ever came up with. Or ever will. Hope you are doing great. :)
Dave Matke

Dave Matke Yesterday

Has a futuristic feel to it and I like how you colored or refrained from coloring. Works well. Great work Charles , this came out so cool : )

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: The little guy was the easy part, even his little red beady eyes. It was getting the curvature of the shrine to come out even and somewhat symmetrical that took the time, Dave. I'm glad you like it. I'll try to take another pic and upload probably tomorrow. :)