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James Krenov in the 1990s
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 When James Krenov died in late 2009 (wow, has it been that long?) I wondered at great length what would happen to his reputation. For some undefinable reason, when some influential woodworkers die, their legacy seems to fade with each passing year. See Tage Frid and Alan Peters for examples of this. And others seem to grow with every passing year, such as Sam Maloof, Wharton Esherick and George Nakashima. […]The post James Krenov in the 1990s appeared first on Popular Woodworking Magazine.
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posted at: 12:17am on 23-May-2016
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