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£3,240 inc VATSteven Hunton, Heads, Copper Learn More -
£3,240 inc VATSteven Hunton, Head1, Copper Learn More -
£3,240 inc VATSteven Hunton, Head 3, Copper Learn More -
£3,600 inc VATLucy Kinsella, The Twins, Bronze on Oak Plinth Learn More -
£13,680 inc VATDoug Cocker, Head, Fabricated Bronze Learn More -
We will be adding details soon about John Alexander-Williams - Brancussi Revisited / Levitated to this website, for any more information please contact Eddie Powell on 07831 500 506. Learn More -
Kay Singla, Unconfirmed, Beau Pretty Woman, Bronze Resin Learn More -
£2,340 inc VATPatricia Volk, Sentinel, Stoneware Learn More -
£3,240 inc VATPaul Befayt, Les Errants, Bronze Learn More -
£2,340 inc VATHead I by Ed Harrison, Stone, Unique, 60cm high by 50cm wide by 20cm deep, Learn More -
Bronze , Metal | Unknown Learn More -
£2,400 inc VATOthello by Lucy Kinsella, Polycromed Resin Learn More -
Ophelia by Lucy Kinsella, Polychromed Resin Learn More -
£5,940 inc VATGirl with Long Hair by John Lord, Welded & Wire Learn More -
Tender Love by Vengai Chiwawa, Sepentine Learn More -
£18,000 inc VATLifesize Churchill on Bench (bench not included) Learn More -
£4,320 inc VATBig G is part of a series of works called Zen Rogue Portraits that have grown out of Vilas's interest in the role of figurative art in ritual and worship. Combining his interest in religious statuary, devotional imagery and his own inner practice, he shows alternatives to the accepted western view of what constitutes spirituality. Rather than repeat and reinforce traditional depictions of holiness (for example haloed saints), Vilas has tried to show vulnerable characters whose innate goodness may not be readily apparent. The Zen Rogue characters may be seen as works in progress, ‘saints-in-the-making’ rather than finished, perfected beings. Big G is a homage to a portrait bust of St Gregory the Moor by an unknown German artist The holes in the body suggest that they could be paraded round the streets during religious festivals. Most reliquaries also have holes and openings where people can peer inside hoping to catch a glimpse of something special. Learn More -
£5,184 inc VATJanus by Joseph Hillier, Steel Learn More -
Head in Three Blocks by James Connolly, Bath Stone Learn More -
