I found this rather wonderful u tube. Apart from being clever, it is beautiful.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nUDIoN-_Hxs
Author Archive | sculptor
Letters from America
I get two letters each week from Robert Glenn a painter of distinction in the United States. They are of course not always relevant to a busy sculptor but I find they often have some excellent words of wisdom and interest. They are a calming influence and give one hope that one day all the […]
Exhibition at the Barber Institute
Dual Nationalities: The Exchange of Artistic Ideas 25 May to 26 August 2007 I look forward to visiting this exhibition at the Barber Institute of Fine Arts. It has a wonderful reputation and is sited within the University Campus of Birmingham, England’s second largest city.
A flower for the south
Here it is, or was, for Susangelique.
Tegners Two
215. Man Running after his Ideal 1920, bronze. I have now added some titles and comments. I wonder if it is useful to see them first without and decide on the merits of each work as they are put to you “blind” ? These pictures come from Tegners gallery in Denmark with appropriate permission. 168. […]
One answer to global warming
I hope to do a sculpture of this Fell Pony in time for the Christmas exhibition in London. This is one of the most “more-ish” sports I know. More pictures to come soon.
Dedicated to all those young who will not see this again
Here is a picture of the woods here. I dedicate this picture to all the young who will not see something like this again as a result of gun crime. Since the swallows left in October last, the little stable yard outside my studio (the old tack room) has been very quiet. Yes, a dozen […]
One Of Art’s Greatest Secrets
95. Female Figure. A Fragment.1904, plaster. A note of explanation Chris Millers site of 20 C figure sculpture started me off with this blog, so I must get back again to the business in hand. Please forgive the enthusiasm I have for this Sculptor, but I am somewhat incensed at the low profile he seems […]
White Violets ?
Marly, I am a total guesser though, yes I believe these are English native Violets. I will need to look more deeply though to find them. These sound as if they are North American. http://www.msuturfweeds.net/details/_/wild_violet_17/ http://www.blupete.com/Nature/Wildflowers/VioletW.htm http://www.prairiefrontier.com/pages/natvpics/nativee6.html
Riot of spring
Here very quickly are some pictures of spring today. Primroses, a white violet, hawthorn (blackthorn) and for Erik a Tulip!
