The chase X2
Bronze
Edition of 12
80cm l,24 cm h,19cm w
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The Chase Maquette, Cheetah.
12cm h,37cm l, 12cm w
Edition of 12
Bronze
Junior, diving Otter. Below the waterline.
80cm h,31cm w, 67cm d
Bronze
11/12
£9,950
Matthew: “Glory my 4th Kingfisher. With detachable hallmarked Sterling Silver fish”
Bronze + S. Silver fish
48cm h,20cm w,24cm d
Edition of 12
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“The Great Escape” Pheasant
Bronze
Edition of 12
77cm H, 67cm W, 72cm D.
Nature is the primary concern of Matt Duke’s art work. Each of his pieces demonstrate a relationship between form and shape. There is an aesthetic beauty in the simplicity of the sculpture, which depends heavily on line and colour and evokes a moment in time captured perfectly in the fascinating medium of bronze. His twenty years experience in the rare skill of patination is evident in the bold and vibrant palette only permitted to this metal. Such hues and tones would not be successful on pieces crowded by texture, but thanks to the contemporary and delicate surface, produced with skilfully carved sharp lines and curved body, the spectrum brings personality and life to each work.
Plumage – 2016
welded stainless steel
230 cm tall
£15,000
Richard Baronio: Artist Statement
I build my sculptures by welding one small length of stainless steel rod to another, building up forms that, when all the lengths of rod have been welded to each other, no longer look like a number of steel rods joined together. Instead, the welding itself has created an overall surface which is totally distinct from the individual pieces, and the forms that result are no longer linear and geometric, like the factory supplied rods, but complex organic volumes with intricately varied surfaces.
This transformation from the standardized and geometric to the individual and organic underlies my whole approach to sculpture. I am continuously looking for forms and juxtapositions of forms that I have not seen before, but that remind me of or symbolize for me some previous physical situation or emotional state. I cannot reproduce the original, but I can conjure up a physical suggestion that hopefully carries some of the emotional energy I found so compelling.
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Jack of Hearts – 2015
welded stainless steel
250 cm tall
£15,000
Richard Baronio: Artist Statement
I build my sculptures by welding one small length of stainless steel rod to another, building up forms that, when all the lengths of rod have been welded to each other, no longer look like a number of steel rods joined together. Instead, the welding itself has created an overall surface which is totally distinct from the individual pieces, and the forms that result are no longer linear and geometric, like the factory supplied rods, but complex organic volumes with intricately varied surfaces.
This transformation from the standardized and geometric to the individual and organic underlies my whole approach to sculpture. I am continuously looking for forms and juxtapositions of forms that I have not seen before, but that remind me of or symbolize for me some previous physical situation or emotional state. I cannot reproduce the original, but I can conjure up a physical suggestion that hopefully carries some of the emotional energy I found so compelling.
Things I Might Have Done,
welded stainless steel,
292 cm high,
2012-2013,
£18,000
Richard Baronio: Artist Statement
I build my sculptures by welding one small length of stainless steel rod to another, building up forms that, when all the lengths of rod have been welded to each other, no longer look like a number of steel rods joined together. Instead, the welding itself has created an overall surface which is totally distinct from the individual pieces, and the forms that result are no longer linear and geometric, like the factory supplied rods, but complex organic volumes with intricately varied surfaces.
This transformation from the standardized and geometric to the individual and organic underlies my whole approach to sculpture. I am continuously looking for forms and juxtapositions of forms that I have not seen before, but that remind me of or symbolize for me some previous physical situation or emotional state. I cannot reproduce the original, but I can conjure up a physical suggestion that hopefully carries some of the emotional energy I found so compelling.
If you are interested in purchasing this piece, or have questions about this sculpture or any others then please email our sales consultant: taddhartland07@gmail.com
or call Tadd Hartland on 07545 648918
*We are a wholly independent family run business and work closely alongside our artists during the sales process and our buyer introductions. Our ethos is built on a mutual trust working together.
