Something very different ! A mythical winged frog called Angelos from the Greek for messenger. This sculpture is a merging of Tim Cotterill’s favourite subjects, frogs and birds, in a unique organic grainy patina.
BF 261 Angelos | Dimensions (inch) : 5.0 x 8.0 x 12.0 Edition Size : 100 | Price : £ 1414 Available in 4 weeks Buy Now
The unique range of Edge Sculptures will be extended by designer Matt Buckley in the next few months with some new exciting sculptures of an African Reed Frog, Baby Chimpanzees and a Highland Cow. The programme for these new releases is as follows ;
March : African Reed Frogs and new colour variations of Chameleon
April : Completion of 3 Wise Chimpanzees, new Limited Editions and Retirements of some Existing Sculptures.
A new extended range of Roz Bell paintings are now available in her unique and distinctive style. Always bright and colourful, her pictures are always full of character and are brought to life under resin. It is no wonder that she is one of the UK’s best selling artists.
New original paintings from well known artist Allan Morgan. He has recently extended his style to encompass a more “colourist” approach. The basis of his inspiration remains largely his love of light, colour and atmosphere in landscape.
Sean Durkin has been inspired to paint in LS Lowry style after his father stole a Lowry painting in protest of art galleries not being open to suit working people !
In 1972, John Durkin stole the painting by renowned Manchester artist LS Lowry, depicting St Hilda’s Church and Middlesbrough’s old Town Hall – and then demanded the Mayor raffle his underpants for charity to secure the painting’s safe return. When he was arrested by police after the theft, he had a ransom letter calling for art galleries to be opened on Sundays “to allow the working man to get some culture”.
His son Sean, eight at the time, remembers the affair well – and is now a successful painter in his own right. He said: “I remember going downstairs one morning and on the mantelpiece there was this little painting depicting what looked to me like a big house, a church, and some ‘matchstick’ people scurrying around.
Owls are a favourite subject matter for Tim Cotterill. Having sculpted them since 1972, he is fascinated by their beauty, character, and personality- and reminds us that, remarkably, they are the only birds with forward facing eyes. SHACKLETON, a barn owl, is the first owl of 2022 to join the Cotterill Parliament.
The unique and exclusive Platinum Queen by Paul Oz in a unique stamp affect frame. To celebrate the Queen’s forthcoming 70th anniversary on the throne. These hand embellished, limited editions, are each individually named to make them extra special.
A delightful new range of modern ceramic sculptures – including the character figure of Mr Herbert – are now in the gallery from Sally Dunham.
Please note that these are not available in our online shop.
I am very proud to be entering my 22nd year of business as a sculptor, with my own work style, which is unique and distinctive as a Sally Dunham creation. Over this time I have been privileged to work with a range of fantastic galleries and private customers.
My passion for creating is as strong as ever and I still get excited each time I pick up the clay to create something new, whether it be for a new idea I have had or to realise a bespoke design for a customer. I hope that my work brings the viewer as much enjoyment to see and own as it does to create! My main constraint is finding time to produce all the ideas I have as I am continuously inspired by the world around me, things I see and people I meet!
My love for art started much longer than 22 years ago, right from a young child I would spend hours creating models from fimo and fabric. My first real introduction to clay came when I started Sixth Form College in Cambridge and was given a choice of media in which to specialise. As soon as I touched clay I was hooked. I remember carving into a block of clay to create my first figure, and my wonderful teacher, Neil, saying to me, “Remember, the figure is in there, you just have to discover it”. This has always stayed with me. When I started my Degree course at the University of Wolverhampton, I spent two years experimenting with a range of techniques. Towards the end of my second year and the duration of my third year, my current style began to evolve and continues to develop to this day.