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| − | Thomas Kuebler (November 12, 1960 - present) is a “sculptor of the bizarre.” His work—silicone busts, skulls, shrunken heads—is amazingly life-like. Most of his work is sold in exhibitions and online through his website, [thomaskuebler.com | + | Thomas Kuebler (November 12, 1960 - present) is a “sculptor of the bizarre.” His work—silicone busts, skulls, shrunken heads—is amazingly life-like. Most of his work is sold in exhibitions and online through his website, [http://www.thomaskuebler.com], eBay, and Etsy. Kuebler graduated from Olmsted High School in 1979 and from Kent State University with a fine arts degree in 1984. His wife’s name is Kara. <ref>Drew Bracken, “Sculptor of the Bizarre: Kuebler’s love for horror comes to life,” Newark Advocate (Newark, OH), Dec. 21, 2015. </ref> |
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Thomas Kuebler (November 12, 1960 - present) is a “sculptor of the bizarre.” His work—silicone busts, skulls, shrunken heads—is amazingly life-like. Most of his work is sold in exhibitions and online through his website, [1], eBay, and Etsy. Kuebler graduated from Olmsted High School in 1979 and from Kent State University with a fine arts degree in 1984. His wife’s name is Kara. [1]
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- ↑ Drew Bracken, “Sculptor of the Bizarre: Kuebler’s love for horror comes to life,” Newark Advocate (Newark, OH), Dec. 21, 2015.
