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Chris, Miles & ARC
Chris Miller is “on about” the ARC again. I am very glad for the ARC it is essential. The submissions to the competition of 2007 are perhaps not up to some of the best of the past years. Miles has done a noble job in his critique. I am less enthusiastic but he has made […]
Gang of Four
Nothing to do with the Lib-Dems! I was delighted to have a early morning visitor and thought I would take a photo of him for the website. I was surprised to discover he had three friends with him. Pheasants are not native to our islands but are a very common sight, four cocks together in […]
Sculpture History Tour
Thank you Dianne Durante for telling us about this History of Sculptur Tour here;http://forgottendelights.blogspot.com/2008/02/upcoming-history-of-sculpture-tour-at.html
Henry Holiday
It’s wonderful to see Gilbert Holiday’s father has made it to that French Site. http://printwomen.blogspot.com/2008/02/henry-holiday-1839-1927.html
My Sculpture Website
My website at Artituk is down for the moment so please bear with me for a few days. There are plenty of pictures to upload, I just need a day or two to sort it all out.
Art Parks, Visit Great Sculpture
The Channel Islands are a great place to visit and I recommend Art Parks on Guernsey which has a good collection of sculpture. Art Parks have a web site if you can’t get there tomorrow and if you are planning to add to your Sculpture collection here’s a good place to look; hereIt is just […]
Building A New Sculpture Web Site
Building a new website sounds easy once you have mastered the software or programming. The trouble is that it has to be good; one has to be ambitious and the more one sees of other peoples webs sites the more ambitious one gets. However time is valuable the line must be drawn somewhere. I think […]
Frederick MacMonnies
Happy New Year.In my continuing search for Great Sculpture of all time (see link on the right), I had rather discounted, an American Sculptor, Frederick William MacMonnies, 1863-1937 known for such horrors as this in the Metropolitan!But I was pleasantly surprised to discover that in Brooklyn New York there is a triumphal Arch not unlike […]
Chicago and The North of England
So what is it about Art that connects Chicago and the North of England? A couple of years ago a stone sculpture was stolen from a country house in the North of England and eventually turned up in an Art Dealers in Chicago. Now we hear that The Art Institute of Chicago was sold a […]
