Through her artwork, Amy Goldman has captured the unique appearance of heirloom fruits and vegetables. Rare Forms is a lasting testament to the timeless beauty of these endangered varieties.
Inspired by nature and the harvest of heirloom treasures from her legendary garden, Amy Goldman has created a line of stunning bronze sculptures. Each piece captures the singular and timeless beauty of an ancient gourd, squash, or melon. Goldman has bestowed on this line of limited-edition bronzes the apt name of Rare Forms.
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If you would like to experience these unique bronze sculptures in person, they are available and on display at the following venues:
Rural Residence in Hudson:
315 Warren Street,
Hudson, NY 12534-2413
Phone: 518-822-1061
NYBG’s Shop in the Garden:
Bronx River Parkway at Fordham Road
Bronx, NY 10458
Customer Service: 718-817-8869
Gump’s San Francisco:
135 Post Street, San Francisco,
CA 94108
Phone: 1-800-766-7628
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Art · On Display
Rare Forms is a limited-edition line of bronze sculptures by Amy Goldman. It is a natural outgrowth of years of dedication to protecting the agricultural heritage and genetic diversity of the world’s fruits and vegetables. These sculptures preserve in art what Amy Goldman has been safeguarding in nature. Read more →
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Art · The Artist
Amy is pleased to announce that her highly acclaimed book,
The Heirloom Tomato: From Garden to Table (published 2008), will be heading into it’s second printing in May
. She previously authored
Melons for the Passionate Grower and
The Compleat Squash. Having grown hundreds of varieties over the past 35 years, Amy presents, in her latest book, the history and allure of the tomato with the expertise of a true insider. Here, you’ll find advice for novice and avid gardeners and recipes to whet every appetite. Once again, Amy teamed up with photographer Victor Schrager to capture the beauty of her homegrown vegetables with his sumptuous still lifes.
To buy The Heirloom Tomato, visit your local independent bookstore or visit
Amazon.com or
Barnes and NoblePraise:
“The aesthetic and sensual pleasures of these luscious fruits, beautifully described in this volume, to my mind, makes the The Heirloom Tomato a future candidate for heirloom status itself.” Katy Keifer, Food Arts Magazine.
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