The first a woman in black, dated 1995 (12 in.); the second a whirligig of a woman wearing a red bikini (11.5 in.); and the third a weathervane of Mercury (11 x 28 in.)(missing wing to helmet).

Personal Collection of Mr. Joseph D. Rowand, Hillsborough, North Carolina, founder of Somerhill Gallery

A whirlygig by Andy Lunde (also known as Anders) is housed in the Smithsonian American Art Museum. "[My art brings me] the pleasure of seeing things develop out of a block of wood. Michelangelo used to say there's soul in this stuff. I feel that way, too." Anders Lunde, Carolina Meadows press release, "Whirligigs: Carved into His Heart" (August 2002).

$100 - 10,000