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Smaller Sculptures
The Act of Sculpting is Like a Dance

bird birding bronze cast

Original maquette for 'big skipper', wax build and carve, later cast in bronze.

Alex reachinng. Made in plaster, cast in bronze, very light patination.

Family group, it's in the genes.

meeting of equals. These characters have different ideas and backgrounds and mutual respect.

High priest. Could be the big chierf, copper and bronze, beaten , the copper flamed for patina

the meaning of life

Alex sitting

bird birding concrete cast

sonic boom bird

The original tile is 'The drawback of introspection, when there's action to be taken'.

family music

King. Carved in plaster.

the only glass piece in the collection

High Chief. Brass and copper, beaten, heated

head of marie

Yes, for when you need a little encouragement, second maquette

head of Alex carved in wax, cast in bronze

originally carved in plaster, now cast in bronze, mounted on Ziricote

fortuitous shape, cast in bronze, mounted on ziricote

Mother Love sculpture

Swain

made in plaster plus bits and pieces, cast in bronze, very light patination

portland stone carved, originally from old church

originally carved in plaster, now cast in brsinze, mounted on Ziricote

warrior

It’s in the genes

En Familie

panic, desparation, help!

Maquettes

what a piece of work is man, indeed

what’s going on here?

part of an early archetype series

how you read this may well depend upon how you’re feeling about things

I imagine building it on the skyline 30 metres high

trees, surrouonged by protective fencing,the blosom escapes

King. Carved in plaster.

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