Carole Eisner’s Sculptures

Here’s an outstanding collection of welded metal sculptures by Carole Eisner that adorn the lawn of Dick and Carole’s home in Weston, CT, and which I have frequently photographed.

Here’s an outstanding collection of welded metal sculptures by
Carole Eisner that adorn the lawn of Dick and Carole’s home in Weston, CT, and which I have frequently photographed.

As an appreciation of Carole’s works expressed it, “Eisner explores the malleability of her materials by twisting and restructuring iron, steel and various scrap metals into abstracted elegant forms, all by way of her welding torch.”

As an appreciation of Carole’s works expressed it, “Eisner explores the malleability of her materials by twisting and restructuring iron, steel and various scrap metals into abstracted elegant forms, all by way of her welding torch.”

So, sit back, relax, and contemplate Carole’s splendid artistic achievement.

So, sit back, relax, and contemplate Carole’s splendid artistic achievement.

Carole's beloved Emmy sometimes finds a way into the picture.

Carole's beloved Emmy sometimes finds a way into the picture.

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Here’s Carole and her #1 fan.

Here’s Carole and her #1 fan.

Carole and Dick Eisner.

Carole and Dick Eisner.

Carole’s work has also made its way to venues in NYC.

Carole’s work has also made its way to venues in NYC.

Our dear friends, Carole and Dick, with Barbara and me. For anyone seeking info on Carole, you can contact Carole’s daughter Susie Eley, at 917-952-7641, or visit Carole’s website www.caroleeisner.com.

Our dear friends, Carole and Dick, with Barbara and me.
For anyone seeking info on Carole, you can contact Carole’s daughter
Susie Eley, at 917-952-7641, or visit Carole’s website www.caroleeisner.com.

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