Historical Sculptures
These works of art are made by New York City artist and urban archeologist, Scott Jordan. Scott uses colorful and decorative shards and various objects from his urban excavations to make collage type sculptures. Each sculpture is unique and tells a whimsical story of times past. Created in a convenient plaque format, these archeological sculptures are ideal for home or office display. Each work is titled and comes with a description of the age and origin of the artifacts they contain, as well as a certificate of authenticity. These historical works of art are truly a bridge between New York City’s past and present, connecting yesterdays artisan/worker with todays artist.
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ABOUT THE ARTIST
Scott Jordan was born 6/18/57 in Key West Florida. He grew up on Govenors Island, a historic military base located off the tip of Manhattan in New York City. It was there that he became involved in N.Y.C. history. When only 11 years old he participated in his first archeological excavation. At this dig he found military buttons, coins, pottery shards, and old bottles. This was the begining of a way of life for Scott. His new obsession became the passion which defines his life today.
Scott is currently involved in many excavations. He has been featured in numerous local and national magazine articles including the New York Times and New York magazine, and has lectured about his experiences as an archeologist. Also a painter, Scott’s sculptures and various works of art are in collections around the world.
