Author Archive | sculptor

One of the three bears

I just love this picture. The lady was a well known American, the first American lady to setup an Art Museum. “The Whitney Museum Of American Art” The Museum was founded in 1931 with a core group of 700 art objects, many of them from the personal collection of Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney herself. She was […]

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A worth-while week-end

The sad fact is that there are few people who have not been affected by cancer, friends or family. Last week-end I went to help my elder daughter in a fund raising event in Cambridgeshire. “Relay For Life” we walked round and round all day and night in relays! as well as lots of fun […]

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Hands, Hands, Hands

My continued focus on hands and feet brought out a comment from a daughter, the one with a Degree in History of Art, that most artists have found hands difficult. We then moved on to her pet subject of Rubens who was good at hands! We inevitably moved on to Caravaggio and searching through Giorgio […]

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Carl Eldh Sculptor from Sweden

I have just found another sculptor of note from the Northern reaches of Europe. It is so satisfying to finding a new Sculptor. It matters not that the rest of the world know all about him and I am as usual late on the scene! I am indebted to these two websites for the following […]

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Mackennal in New South Wales

In case you missed the pdf of Mackennal here is an example of what it contains. Particularly good work here, shows especially well what a rock can contain! Find it here or visit and send us some even better pictures please! http://www.artgallery.nsw.gov.au/

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Australia

When I first visited Chris’ Millers Figure Sculpture site more than a year ago, I noticed that there was no mention of Australia and New Zealand which worried me. I spent some time trying to find some examples to offer him but failed to fine anything suitable on the internet and so had to accept […]

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