This is just beautiful and there have been 2 reviews to say they loved it, as well giving an overall score of 4 stars.
It really is beautiful and to see the photos just click the link below.
http://www.awin1.com/cread.php?awinmid=1203&awinaffid=155618&clickref=&p=
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This is a lovely sculpture of two lovers embracing, it is romantic and finished in bronze. It is a very nice piece with lots of detail to it.
To see the photos just click the link below
http://www.awin1.com/cread.php?awinmid=1203&awinaffid=155618&clickref=&p=
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This is a tiger sculpture in a bronze finish. He is lying down but alert watching and waiting. It has fine details and is beautifully made.
To see the photos just click the link below and returns are easy
http://www.awin1.com/cread.php?awinmid=1203&awinaffid=155618&clickref=&p=
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New artist Carol Bryant has bird and animal sculptures in the garden at the Oxford Turrill garden.
You can walk around and view all the pieces and purchase one if you choose. It is a lovely way to spend the day and the atmosphere is amazing.
These are all original works of art and if you can't get there you can get hold of a cataloug.
To see art prints click the link below
http://www.awin1.com/cread.php?awinmid=5408&awinaffid=155618&clickref=&p=
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Statue of the Dead Christ has for the very first time been loaned to Tate Britain and will be
on display for the public. It dates back
to the 16th century.
The magnificent sculpture was discovered in 1954 after much searching of a bomb site.
For further
details see:
Art under Attack:
Histories of British Iconoclasm
Tate Britain
2 October 2013 – 5 January 2014 (Press view: 30 September 2013)
Adult £14.50, Concession £12.50 (£13.10 /£11.30 without Gift Aid) Open daily
10.00 – 18.00
For public information print +44 (0)20 7887 8888 • www.tate.org.uk •
Twitter tate #ArtUnderAttack
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Hans Josephson was a quite famous Swiss sculptor, he used a lot of bronze in his figure work and also liked to create abstract relief panels.
There is now a whole exhibition of his work 23 Feb – 14 April 2013 at Modern Art Oxford and a further showing at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park 11 May – 3 November 2013.
Emotion drove him to create art, it was a turbulent time in politics in his youth and he moved around a lot to secure a more peaceful surrounding for himself.
The politics of the day left him churned up inside, he used his talents in art and sculpture to channel this nervous energy into something beautiful, and this had a soothing and calming effect on him and he was able to manage his temperament.
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