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Sculpture 

Sculpture is a favorite and ever growing medium at the Taurus Gallery with pieces available from just  £35.00. Works are available for sale by:

Jaana Fowler
Suzie Marsh
Keza Rudge
Charlie Bougard
Belinda Jansen
Paul Jenkins
Juliet Collins
Michele Greene

Paul Jenkins. Small Alert Hare, Bronze Resin £45.00

Paul Jenkins. Yum Yum and Friend, Bronze Resin SOLD

Paul Jenkins. Twos Company, Bronze Resin £45.00

Juliet Collins. Mother Elephant (part of set with baby elephant below) Bronze Resin £130.00 complete

Juliet Collins. Mother Elephant and Baby Elephant, Bronze Resin £130.00

 

Michele Greene. Ceramic Cat £75.00

Detail: A Bird in the Hand. Painted Wooden Sculpture £650.00

Jaana prefers to use salvaged wood and found objects for her sculptures, such as fence posts, pieces of balustrade, old rolling pins and wooden spoons. She then allows the pre-existing shapes and textures of these pieces to suggest the basis for the sculpture. She splits and turns the wood herself, and then paints the bare wood with primer and acrylics in muted colours, building up several layers until she achieves the desired effect.

Small Bishop & Castle Salt & Pepper Mills £70.00

Jaana's work starts at £70.00

Keza Rudge. Hungarian Vizsla, Bronze Resin Limited Edition No: 76/200 £440.00

Jaana Fowler

This months featured sculptur at the gallery is Jaana Fowler, Jaana came to London from Helsinki in 1973, and studied sculpture at St Martin's School of Art, Graduating in 1979. In 1981 she began working for the renowned artist Anthony Caro as a freelance model maker, an association which has continued ever since. Over the years she has exhibited her work in several London galleries, and since 1998 has been included in the Summer Exhibition at the Royal Academy of Art.

Detail: Through the Looking Glass. Painted Wooden Sculpture £795.00

Each sculpture is varnished for durability, but Jaana avoids a highly-finished effect, prefering to emphasise the contrast between the newly-created sculpture and the original functions of its constituent parts.

Detail: A Bird in the Hand. Painted Wooden Sculpture £650.00