Have a look at that little poster, the colourful one and you will know what this is about!Martin Debenham, under the Mulberry tree (we are in Debenham country)!A Robert Mileham, installed here for just one day!Other side!Bored resident of the River Piddle”Family feeding; note the different head colour of the teenage spotted woodpecker on the […]
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Sculpture Exhibition London Inspired by the Garden
By sculptor on June 1, 2009 in Cancer Research, family, flowers, Robert Mileham’s Sculpture, Robert’s work, sculptor, Sculpture
Setting up my June exhibition, we have a well deserved lunch break. Inspired By The Garden 28 Cork Street, London. W1S 3NG Monday 1st June 2009 to Saturday 6th June 2009 Weekdays 10.00am – 6.00pm Saturday 10.00am – 5.00pm A percentage of proceeds will go to Young Art Scotland for Cancer Research UK and Roy […]
More of the Fine Arts Bronze Sculpture Foundry
Very busy with this and my Parian Ware and Terra Cotta works for exhibition in London in the first week in June. All will be revealed soon!
Brenda Naylor
Soviet metal-worker of the 1950s?No, Brenda Naylor.Exquisite portraits of dancers in bronze. See her work here; http://www.brendanaylor.co.uk/
Fine Arts Foundry 2 Bronze Sculpture
Jeff with a wax.Doug chasing.Eddy shooting a mermaid.Jan with a waxPaul with a mouldChris on a bird.Tony on a bird.Hot stuffWith Colin.Dealing with a girl’s tail.Cool stuff!
Fine Arts Foundry, Bronze Sculpture
If you have been wondering where I have been, well here’s a clue. Simon in the picture is in the lost wax process of one of my works. This was one of our more dramatic moments!Playing with fire!
Two More Three Graces
I like the Clock by Falconet.
Sculpture Thick Ankles Again
David Backhouse, has done a very good job with the Animals At War Memorial in Park Lane. Unfortunately the horse shown in my photo illustrates very well the problem I have with ankles! 100 swallows and I had a discussion on the subject some time ago and I promised to show you these pictures. Rodin […]
Horse and Rider, William III of England
On entering St James Square Garden I took a photo of the Tourist information plaque to remind me who had been the sculptor of William III shown here. I was interested in the thickness of limbs which Swallows and I discussed some months ago. Unfortunately I seem to have lost that photo so I can […]
Darwin Big Idea
Today is the start of a new exhibition at the Natural History Museum; Darwin 200 I was sent this book for providing a picture of the sculpture of Thomas Hardy by Eric Kennington for the start of chapter 10. It was published to coincide with Darwin 200 events in Great Britain. Darwin was born in […]
