Skip to content
Instagram Twitter as well YouTube

SculptureBlog

by Koen van Velzen, sculptor in stone and bronze

  • Home
  • About the Sculpture Workshop
  • About Koen
  • Posts overview
  • Projects
  • Videos
  • Contact
Facebook Twitter as well Instagram
SculptureBlog
by Koen van Velzen, sculptor in stone and bronze
Latest projects | sculpture

Somnia

ByKoen van Velzen 28-08-201512-02-2026
Somnia. Relief in sandstone
Somnia. Sandstone, 70 x 50 x 10 cms wide.

Read here an earlier message about this relief.

Beeldhouwerijblog.nl is the blog of Koen van Velzen, sculptor in stone and bronze.
Look up my website as well: beeldhouwerijvanvelzen.nl
Follow me Instagram, Twitter as well & YouTube

Report tags: #finishing#relief#somnia#direct carving method#sandstone

Similar posts

  • Cunning & Cheating.Inc

  • Another coat-of-arms

  • A Long-legged Squirrel (flying buttress figurine)

  • bluestone coat of arms with two falcons. Coat of Arms, coat of arms, relief with crest/coat of arms, family crests

    Bluestone family crest completed

  • Pan in porphyry. The precutand not yet carved piece of stone

    Pan in porphyry 2: starting with rough carving (video)

  • Year review of 2019

Post navigation

previous previous
A relief in direct carving method
nextContinue
Timelapse Somnia

Translation

Make this the default language

Archive

Subscribe to this blog by. e-mail

Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.

Most recent posts

  • Minervalaan 5: Installing
  • Minervalaan part 4: Carving the figurines in limestone
  • Prince Carnival, in blue quartzite
  • Minervalaan part 3: reconstruction
  • A gravestone with wreath
  • Minervalaan part 2: Disassembling the statues
  • Minervalaan Amsterdam, part 1
  • Lion's heads and ornaments for Herengracht 380
  • Video tour of the workshop
  • Shivalingams and Paadas, in granite and marble
  • Of Serge van Druten, two athletes and an angel
  • Two griffins with large baroque shield in sandstone
  • Garden sculpture 'Pan’ in red porphyry – completed!
  • Five gable stones for Zeeland widows
  • Working on the Dom Tower for five years!
  • Tim repairs a Bulldog and carves a Rooster
  • A directional arrow in a large basalt boulder…can you do that???
  • Update after two years: five coats of arms
  • A large gargoyle for the Dom Tower
  • Scaffolding visit: last time Eusebius Church

Featured Posts

  • Latest projects

    Year review of 2017

    2017 was an interesting year with many different commissions. Our Lord from the cellar For example, I was working on a Sacred Heart statue, that first had to be freed from his basement. The statue had received some damage during previous storage and lost its hands at one point. I made two new limestone hands,…

    Read more Year review of 2017To proceed

  • vanH | coat of arms

    Finishing- halfway

    The griffins and the base are now just about carved. Now it's time for the helmet and the mantling, and then all the details need to be carved really crisp (nails, hairs, dotting the i's and crossing the t's…). Finally, I will have a go at the profiled edge, but that can be seen in a…

    Read more Finishing- halfwayTo proceed

  • temple

    A large panipitha: Shiva lingam

    Out of a block of black granite, that I had lying around as a remaining piece from a smaller panipitha in black granite, I played a big Shiva lingam with my saw. The material is very tough and difficult to work because it is very dense and fragments in a glass-like way . But the result speaks for itself. When…

    Read more A large panipitha: Shiva lingamTo proceed

  • Eusebius | Restoration

    Corbel for the Eusebius Tower: a bird-like beast?

    One of the last of the 10 corbels for the South- and North side of the tower of the Eusebius Church at 23 meters high was this winged bird-like beast. It sits somewhat cramped in its corner and there spreads its claws and wings. This piece was originally carved in 1954 by John Grosman, which is also one…

    Read more Corbel for the Eusebius Tower: a bird-like beast?To proceed

  • sculpture

    A Lotus flower for my father's grave

    The symbolism of the lotus flower For my father's grave I made a design with wavy water and a large lotus flower. The waves represent turbulent life and the lotus flower is a well-known symbol for the spiritually grown person who is firmly rooted in earthly life, but the worries of everyday pearl…

    Read more A Lotus flower for my father's graveTo proceed

Instagram Twitter as well YouTube

© 2026 Sculptor Koen van Velzen
Hosting & Web design Webdiensten ZZP

Scroll up
  • Home
  • About the Sculpture Workshop
  • About Koen
  • Posts overview
  • Projects
  • Videos
  • Contact
Search