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Jude Fritts
Wood Carving & Sculpture |
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Workshop Photos
2010     St. Philip Presbyterian Church, Houston, TX 2006     St. Joseph Cathedral, Columbus, OH 2004     University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, Indiana 1998     Pacific Lutheran University, Tacoma, WA 1994     Calvary United Methodist Church, Brownsburg, IN 1992     Grace Lutheran Church, Tacoma, WA 1991     Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ 1990     Korea Baptist Theological University and Seminary,            Taejon, Korea 1989     Wisconsin Lutheran College, Milwaukee, WI 1987     Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, Portland, OR 1986     All Soul's Episcopal Church, San Diego, CA |
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Photos of Finished Carvings
* Installation Videos
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Photos of Carvings In Progress
The pipe organ for St. Philip Presbyterian Church is now being erected at the church
in Houston (January 2010) after being constructed in Paul's shop in Tacoma, Washington.
I completed the pipe shade carvings at the end of December in my shop in Olympia, Washington.
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St. Philip Presbyterian Church
Houston, TX
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Visit St. Philip's Website
for Paul's photos building the organ. |
November 2009 - Tacoma, WA A few of the carvings were installed for the open house at Paul's shop. |
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November 2009 - Tacoma, WA |
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August - September 2009 - Olympia, WA |
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August 2009 - Olympia, WA |
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April 24, 2009   - |
  Olympia, WA |
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The blank is cut out and carving is ready to begin, working at my cabin in Arizona's Painted Desert. (Cell phone photo, March 29, 2009) |
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About Jude FrittsSee Jude's Resume in Photos...Jude Fritts is a woodcarving artist with twenty six years of experience working in a wide variety of styles and woods. Jude's custom carving includes carved doors and panels, wall art, carved ornament, and sculpture. Jude has designed and carved large scale pipe shade carvings for organs built by Paul Fritts & Company Organ Builders, Charles M. Ruggles Pipe Organs, Rosales Pipe Organ Services and Schlicker Organ Co. She is currently working on carvings for the new pipe organ at St. Philip Presbyterian Church in Houston, TX, which will be delivered January 2010. Jude has created designs ranging from renaissance to contemporary and has worked in oak, Douglas fir, cherry, Honduran mahogany, western red cedar and basswood. Individual works vary in size from 5 to 65 panels totaling 12 to 250 square feet of carving. Carvings for an organ typically take a year to complete. Large organs, like The Gottfried and Mary Fuchs Organ for Pacific Lutheran University, have taken more than two years. Small organs may require only three months.
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Jude FrittsWood Carving & Wood Carved Sculpture Olympia, Washington |