Gothic knife - 2

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Montejano

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Amigos , este cuchillo fue de los primeros que realicé . Mirando fotos apareció y he decidido mostrarlo en el foro .Está muy elaborado en su conjunto .El grabado al " agua fuerte " fue algo dificultoso por la forma de la empuñadura . Va acompañado de una vaina renacentista , con incrustaciones en nácar .

Un saludo .
Montejano .
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Friends, this knife was of the first ones that I carried out. Looking at pictures appeared and I have decided to show it in the forum. it is very elaborated in their group. The engraving to the strong water was something difficult for the form of the hilt. He/she goes accompanied by a Renaissance sheath, with inlays in mother-of-pearl.

A greeting.
Montejano.

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This is perhaps my favorite so far....and that's saying vollumes.

I'm speachless....except for the "woooowww" that I whispered ;) :cool:
 
WOW!! :eek: :eek: :eek:

These knives are so easily fit for a king.

Montejano, have you contacted any museums? These knives you create should be on display for all to enjoy. A museum or even major art galleries should be overjoyed to have such works of art on display.

Wonderful work!
 
Gracias amigos por sus palabras .
Amigo Misque ,en mi ciudad - Albacete ( España ) se ha inaugurado un museo de cuchillería hace un mes .Dentro del museo tengo 5 piezas ( propiedad del museo ) 2 cuchillos y 3 tijeras de escribanía( réplicas de las antiguas ) .

Pero mi ilusión sería que mis trabajos se vieran fuera de España ; museos de cuchilería hay muy pocos en el mundo .Que yo tenga conocimiento solo hay 4 museos .En Francia , Alemanía , Japón y el nuestro en España . Se están estableciendo acuerdos entre los museos , para intercambiarse piezas en exposiciones temporales ;pero eso creo que es insuficiente .
Envié hace poco tiempo al Museo de Londres , una foto de mi mejor trabajo ( cuchillo gótico anterior a éste ) con la intención de saber que respuesta me daban y ni siquiera me respondieron .
Es muy dificil de contactar a determinados niveles y mostrar tus trabajos . Es lamentable que no se conozca a nivel mas extenso .Además en el supuesto que alguién se interesara , los viajes son muy caros en general , asegurar tus trabajos , etc ....
Pero para mí sería un gran orgullo y satisfacción personal .

Un saludo a todos .

Montejano .


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Thank you friends for their words.
Friend Misque, in my city - Albacete (Spain) a cutlery museum has been inaugurated one month ago. inside the museum I have 5 pieces (property of the museum) 2 knives and 3 shears of clerkship (replicas of the old ones).

But my illusion would be that my works were seen outside of Spain; cuchilería museums are very few in the world. That I have alone knowledge there are 4 museums. In France, Alemanía, Japan and ours in Spain. Agreements are settling down among the museums, to be exchanged pieces in temporary exhibitions; but that believes that it is insufficient.
I sent time recently to the Museum of London, a picture of my best work (Gothic knife previous to this) with the intention of knowing that answer gave me and they not even responded me.
It is very difficult of to contact at certain levels and to show your works. It is lamentable that it is not known at level but extensive. Also in the supposition that alguién was interested, the trips are very expensive in general, to assure your works, etc....
But for me it would be a great pride and personal satisfaction.

A greeting to all.

Montejano.
 
The details are absolutely superb. . . .as usual. :)


I hope that you don't mind me asking, but a knife with such intricate details and embellishments. . . .how long does it take you to make a knife like that ?
 
Amigo Gigone , no me molesta que me pregunten . Yo no busco que ensalcen mi trabajo y me conformo con que lo respeten .Yo espero que pregunten , que sientan inquietudes por conocer .

Este cuchillo y su vaina , es un trabajo de orfebrería y puedo haber tardado alrededor de unas 700 horas aproximadamente . Los trabajos de cuchillos de orfebrería , que he mostrado en este foro y todavía me queda alguno por mostrar; es el trabajo de varios años de esfuerzo ( alrededor de 8 años ).Dias que le dedicaba un promedio de 8 horas diarias .

Gracias amigo GigOne , por su interés y puede preguntar cuanto desee en cualquier trabajo .

Montejano

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Friend Gigone, doesn't bother me that they ask me. I don't look for that they exalt my work and I conform to with which they respect it. I hope they ask that feel restlessness to know.

This knife and their sheath, are a goldwork work and I can have taken approximately around some 700 hours. The works of goldwork knives that I have shown in this forum and I still have left some to show; it is the work of several years of effort (around 8 years). Days that he/she dedicated him an average of 8 daily hours.

Thank you friend GigOne, for their interest and he/she can ask as much as he/she wants in any work.

Montejano
 
Ya le dijo muchos tiempos... ¡bonitisimo! :eek: :eek: :eek:

Does the M on the sheath stand for Montejano?
 
Amigo S2nd , la M hace referencia a mi apellido ( Montejano )


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Friend S2nd, the M makes reference to my last name (Montejano )
 
Amazing!

I was going to say "Simply Amazing!" but there's nothing simple about that piece of work.

Bravo!
 
Montenajo,
I just don't know what to say... you show superb craftmanship. The lines of the knife, the details. What patience. You don't just make a knife, you CREATE a piece of art. Unbelievable.
Keep sending the pictures, it is a pleasure seeing them!! You amaze me!
 
This one is enough for me to skip a breath or a hearbeat or two but, each of your knives are treasures. Thank you for giving us the chace to see them.
 
Sir querido. Sus cuchillos son incredibles. Una vez más mis elogios y le agradecen por compartir su trabajo con nosotros.
 
My God, that's not a knife... it's a freaking cathedral. :) Amazing work!
 
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