6 – 14 November 2021
10am – 5pm
A Few Favourite Things, our November exhibition, looks towards the festive season and commemorates Remembrance Day.
From a War Memorial by Richard Atkinson-Willes, to a life-sized Lester Piggott by portrait sculptor William Newton, the bronze-cast sculptures range from small, mantel-sized art to garden centre pieces.
The sculptures cast at Talos Art Foundry will show alongside work created by artists from the adjoining Project Workshops, both near Andover, including stoneware animals by ceramist Elaine Peto and handblown Christmas baubles by Roman glassmakers David Hill and Mark Taylor, who regularly supply the film and TV industry.
Most of these bronze sculptures, from monumental to table top centre piece, are available for sale. Please contact Richard at Talos Art Gallery.
Gallery
Click an image to view all the sculptures as a scrolling gallery.
Richard Atkinson-Willes
Original Sin
War Memorial
War Memorial – wood and wire mesh, £5500.
Original Sin – wood, plaster, colour, £16500. Available in bronze.
Photo © Sue Morris
Dawn Benson
The Secret
Bronze. Photos © Sue Morris
Dreamer
Two’s Company
Judy Boyt
Judy Boyt
Photos © Sue Morris
Who’s Boss, Then?
Bronze 4/7. £3,750
Andrew at the Ruskin
Bronze 1/3. £1,500
June Cluett
N’Duduma
Bronze. Photo © Sue Morris
Bryan Hanlon
Peregrine Falcon
Bronze. Photo © Sue Morris
David Hill and Mark Taylor – The Glassmakers
Christmas baubles
Handblown glass, £12.50 each. Photo © Sue Morris
Geraldine Knight
Sheep Group
Bronze, £18600. Photo © Sue Morris
Elaine Peto
Ayreshire Cow and Calf
Porcelain. Photos © Sue Morris
Lurchers
Hares
Fox
Goats
Julie Tanner
Flow
Bronze. Photos © Sue Morris
William Newton
Jersey Cow
Bronze 3/3. £3,900. Photos © Sue Morris
Black Sow
Bronze A/C £3,900
Beef Shorthorn head study
Bronze. £2,400
For the Wings of a Dove
Bronze.
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