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  • The Painting Table with Adele Riley

    The Painting Table with Adele Riley

    Saturday 8th August

    10:30am – 1:00pm

    £35pp

    The painting table is a collaborative sketching and painting session, bringing people together over paint, conversation, nature – and sometimes food!

    During this session, the group of participants join in with drawing and painting exercises, led by Adele Riley, as you all move around the table and add to each others work. At the end of the session, you would have created one large piece of communal art, which can be cut up to produce beautiful individual paintings, which can be mounted and displayed.

    The Painting Table is a place to ‘simply be’, to unwind, to play and to find a connection with your creativity. It enables the freedom to paint while having no pressure to create a standalone piece of art. The Painting Table is a place of no fear, no comparisons and no pressure!

    Anyone of any age at any artistic level can gather around a piece of paper and create a beautiful, organic painting as one of a friendly likeminded group. 

    This is a creative session for people who want to have a bit of fun, let go of ideas of perfection and enjoy a collaborative creative process. It is a place to create art and friendships in an inclusive environment.

    To book your space at this session, please email Katie on bookings@cotswoldsculpturepark.co.uk

  • Harmonia Vocal Group Charity Fundraiser

    Harmonia Vocal Group Charity Fundraiser

    Friday 7th August | 7:15pm | £5

    Harmonia, a female voice choir from Fairford, will be joining us for an evening of show tunes and contemporary hits in our amphitheatre. 

    This performance is in aid of Alzheimer’s Research UK, with some proceeds also going to Highworth Forget-Me-Not café. Both charities do hugely important work, supporting people with Alzheimer’s and their families.

    The show will be taking place during our Golden Hour session on Friday 7th of August. You can pre-book tickets by clicking on the link below. Each pre-booked ticket will automatically enter you into the draw to win an original painting by Adele Riley.

    Our gates will open at 6pm for you to enjoy food and drink with us before the show starts at 7:15. If you would like to explore the park, you will still need to pay the usual admission fee – £10 adult, £8 65+, £5 Child.

    By pre-booking tickets, you could win this painting by Adele Riley

    The Most Perfect of Days

    Acrylic Ink On Boxed Canvas

    60cm W x 50cm H

    £645

  • Golden Hour Fundraiser for Alzheimer’s Research UK

    Golden Hour Fundraiser for Alzheimer’s Research UK

    Our Golden Hour on FRIDAY 7TH AUGUST will be in aid of Alzheimer’s Research UK. There will be plenty of ways for you to get involved on the evening, to help us raise money for this wonderful charity. Some of the proceeds will also be going to Highworth Forget-Me-Not cafe.

    Our Golden Hour will be running as usual, from 6pm – 9pm, with food available from our tearoom and drinks from our pop-up bar. If you wish to explore the park, you will have to pay the £10 admission fee as usual (£8 65+, £5 Child). 

    You can take part in one or all of the following three activities to help us raise money for charity:

     

    HARMONIA VOCAL GROUP PERFORMANCE

    £5

    Harmonia Vocal Group from Fairford will be performing a selection of show tunes and contemporary hits in our amphitheatre. Tickets for this show cost just £5, with all proceeds going to charity. 

    Harmonia are a female voice choir, who are well known in the local area. They bring their own style to the well known tunes that they perform, which always makes for an energetic and fun performance.

    Our amphitheatre is nestled into the woodland, surrounded by artwork and nature. It is a truly unique venue to enjoy open-air entertainment.

    You can pre-book your tickets by clicking the link below. All pre-booked tickets come with a free entry into our raffle, where you can win an original painting by Adele Riley (more details below).

     

     

    CHARITY RAFFLE

    £5

    You can win this beautiful painting by Adele Riley, to help us raise funds for these wonderful charities. Each entry costs £5 and the draw will take place at this Golden Hour, on Friday 7th August.

    To take part in the draw, please email Katie on bookings@cotswoldsculpturepark.co.uk with your name and phone number.

    The Most Perfect of Days by Adele Riley

    Acrylic Ink on Boxed Canvas

    60cm W x 50cm H

    £645

     

    ADELE RILEY’S PAINTING TABLE

    Adele will be bringing her Painting Table back to this very special Golden Hour.

    The Painting Table is a collaborative, communal project bringing people together around paint, conversation, nature and sometimes food, it’s a shared painting experience!

    There’s no pressure, no right or wrong. You will be gently guided through a series of creative exercises, culminating in production of a collaborative group painting. Your finished painting can be cut up to create beautiful individual paintings.

    The Painting Table is a place to ‘simply be’, to unwind, to play and to find a connection with your creativity. It enables the freedom to paint while having no pressure to create a standalone piece of art. The Painting Table is a place of no fear, no comparisons and no pressure!

    Adele’s sessions at Golden Hour are usually free, however this time we will be asking for a small donation towards our fundraising.

    There is no pre-booking required for this activity, all you need to do is just show up. 

    Come and join us for a fun filled evening in aid of a good cause! 

    If you have any questions please email us on bookings@cotswoldsculpturepark.co.uk

  • Helios by Brendon Murless  –  £3,500

    Helios by Brendon Murless – £3,500

    Stone cast with 23ct gold left on a timber plinth

    160cm H including the plinth

    Unique, but part of an ongoing series.

    Helios is a sculpture based on the Greek god of the sun.

    If you are interested in purchasing this piece, or have questions about this sculpture or any others then please email our sales consultant: tadd@cotswoldsculpturepark.co.uk
    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.

  • Held Within by Martin Cash  –  £9,300

    Held Within by Martin Cash – £9,300

    Ancaster stone

    2m tall

    Held Within is a unique sculpture hand-carved by Martin Cash in Ancaster stone. The sculpture explores the security of togetherness and human connection through abstract form.

    If you are interested in purchasing this piece, or have questions about this sculpture or any others then please email our sales consultant: tadd@cotswoldsculpturepark.co.uk
    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 and working together.

  • Reach for the Moon by Kay Thomas  –  £5,760

    Reach for the Moon by Kay Thomas – £5,760

    Cold cast bronze with silver highlight, a slim wood plinth and a steel plate.

    Overall height: 2000mm

    Figure Height: 850mm

    Plinth height: 1150mm

    Steel base plate: 500mm2

    £4,800 excluding VAT

    She never knew she could hold the moonlight to her until she seized the moon and held it aloft, bathing her face and spirit in the light that would guide her through the darkest times. She could feel what it might be like to play among the stars. 

    If you are interested in purchasing this piece, or have questions about this sculpture or any others then please email our sales consultant: tadd@cotswoldsculpturepark.co.uk
    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 and working together.

  • Listings

    1: Pete Rogers – Off To Market – Stainless Steel – £4,500

    2: Cotswold Sculpture Park – Squirrel “Cotsy” – £25 each
    3: Kay Singla – Dreams – Bronze Resin – £1,950 

    4: Pamela Moolman – Fan – Fused Glass and Steel – £1,500

    5: Kay Singla – Day Dreamer – Bronze resin – £1,300

    6: Hayley Jones – Sleepy Owl – Wire – £1,800

    7: Rich Bindon – Merlin – Stainless Steel on Oak Plinth – £1,200

    8: Paul Harvey – Kestrel Landed – Cold Cast Resin – £820

    9: Pete Rogers – Fern Screen – Stainless Steel – £1,250 

    10: Pamela Moolman – Pod – Fused Glass and Silverstain – £1,700

    11: Renee Kilburn – Sunflower – Stoneware Ceramic – £200

    12: Chris Crane – Red Stag – Recycled Steel – £6,800

    13: Paul Harvey – Kestrel Landing – Iron Resin – £1,020

    14: Sara Ingleby-MacKenzie – Monaco on Pyramid – £8,500

    15: Angela Williams – Frosty Mornings – Mosaic – £1,100

    16: Clare Nicholls – The Queen Of Reclaimed Hearts – Mixed Media – £4,665

    17: Joseph Hayton – Swaledale Horn – Carrara Marble – £14,000

    18: Dawn Conn – Gertie – Bronze Resin – £1,450

    19: Dawn Conn – Rose – Bronze Resin – £2,400

    20: Anna Campbell – I Spy – Bronze – £3,200

    21: Patrick Bull – Bee All And End All – Bronze – £4,595

    22: Patrick Bull – The Gardeners Friend – Bronze – £2,995

    23: Teresa Wells – What If Icarus – Bronze – £11,215

    24: Alex Davies – Star Gazers – Bronze – £4,875

    25: Will Spankie – Torus – Portland Stone – £1,750

    26: Martin Jarvis – Cascade Of Reflections – Stainless Steel – £4,000

    27: Philip Hearsey – Response IV – Bronze – £7,500

    28: Eamonn Higgins – Still I Rise – Bronze – £4,000

    29: Sara Ingleby-MacKenzie – Poison Ivy – Bronze Resin – £7,100

    30: Sara Ingleby-MacKenzie – Daiquiri – Bronze Resin – £7,100

    31: Anna Cambell – Watchful Horse – Bronze – £3,200

    32: Matthew Duke – Red Kite – Bronze – £14,940

    33: Eamonn Higgins – Anger Management – Bronze – £4,500

    34: Philip Hearsey – Acanto VII – Bronze – £5,750

    35: Hamish Mackie – Otter Playing Under Water – Bronze – £52,000

    36: Will Spankie – Pumpkin Bird Bath – Portland Stone – £1,500

    37: Teresa Wells – Narcissus – Bronze resin – £6,233

    38: Eve Shepherd – Standing Minotaur – Black High Fired Ceramic – £2,100

    39: Pete Rogers – Snowdrops – Stainless Steel – £280 each 

     

    40: Renee Kilburn Collection – Stoneware Ceramic:

          Blossoming Friendships – Vase – £1,950

          Love Birds – Bird Bath – £1,650

          Flower Bowls – £90 each

          Assorted Flowers – Ranging from £60 – £120 – Please ask in gallery

    41: Liam Ball – Aviator – Sea Oak, Mahogany, Brass – £2,450

    42: Owen Meredith – Emergence – Stainless Steel and Oak – £900

    43: Laura Jane Wylder – Es Vedra – Bronze Resin – £1,950 

    44: Liz Tiranti – Love Tree – Mosaic – £4,650

    45: Misti Leitz – Squishy Ball Bench – Oak – £3,800 (£7000 for pair) 

    46: Piotr Gargas – The Key – Ancaster Limestone – £6,200

    47: Eve Shepherd – Pan – Ceramic – £5,995

    48: Martin Adamson – Early Bird – Iron Resin & Brass on Borewood – £1,200

    49: Richard Boronio – Things I Might Have Done – Stainless Steel – £18,000

          Richard Boronio – Jack Of Hearts – Stainless Steel – £15,000

    50: Hamish Mackie – Ammonite – Stainless Steel – £36,000

    51: Dawn Conn – Anticipation – Bronze Resin – £2,300

    52: Andrew Flint – Weathered Gesture – Ceramic – £2,800

    53: Matthew Sanderson – Magna Loop – Galvanised Steel – £8,500

    54: Martin Cash – Barn Owl – Ancaster Limestone – £6,000

    55: Laura Jane Wylder – Noodle – Iron Resin – £3,200

    56: Paul Harvey – Tern – Cold Cast Metal – £450

    57: Ed Elliott – Demeanour – Bronze Resin – £3,000

    58: Liz Tiranti – Shrine – Mosaic – £3,950

    59: Luke Edgar – Codes Of Regeneration – Steel – £9,000

    60: Kay Thomas – Reach For The Moon – Bronze Resin – £5,760

    61: Luke Edgar – The Fall – Steel – £8,500

    62: Matt Maddocks – Open Nature – Indian Granite – £22,000

    63: Pamela Moolman – Fire Bird – Fused Glass in Stainless Steel – £1,400

    64: Emily Gibbard – Hearing Trumpet – Ceramic – £4,000

    65: Emily Gibbard – Hera – Ceramic – £3,600

    66: Ed Elliott – Retreat – Oak – £15,000

    67: Tom Hiscocks – Lifesize Female Torso – Steel – £6,500

    68: Stuart Stockwell – Little Fern – Stainless Steel and Aluminium on Oak Plinth – £850

    69: Eve Shepherd – Inside We Are All Animals – Ceramic – £3,900

    70: Chris Crane – Sky Point – Recycled Steel – £2,860

    71: Ed Elliott – Vessell – Oak – £15,000 

    72: Stuart Stockwell – Little Ginkgo – Stainless Steel & Aluminium on Oak Plinth – £800

    73: Jeremy Moulsdale – Gathering Stardust – Bronze Resin and Gold Leaf – £4,600

    74: John O’Connor – Spring – Iron Resin – £15,500 

    75: Matthew Sanderson – The Orb – Mild Steel and Zinc – £13,335 

    76: John O’Connor – Summer – Iron Resin – £15,500

    77: Jeremy Moulsdale – Call Of The Wild – Bronze Resin – £3,200

    78: Simon Hayes – What Comes Next – Corten Steel – £5,750

    79: Clare Nicholls – Harlequin – Mixed Media – £4,885 

    80: Simon Hayes – First Light – Corten Steel – £5,750

    81: Ian Gill – Triangulums – Steel – £575 each

    82: Ollie Holman – Half Left – Bronze Resin – £1,250

    83: Glen Farrelly – Beltane – Oak – £1,305 

    84: Luke Dickinson – Release – Indian Rainforest Brown and Kilkenny limestone  –   £12,800

    85: Ollie Holman – Flaring Horse – Recycled Car Body Parts – £7,500

    86: Kay Thomas – Indolent Youth – Iron Resin – £8,160

    87: Hayley Jones – Buzzard – Copper Wire  – £1,595

    88: Ed Elliott – Greer, Guardian Angel – Bronze Resin With White Patina – £6,000

    89: Paul Harvey – Gannets – Marble Resin – £1,550

    90: Martin Heron – Ass Kicking – Corten Steel – £20,000

    91: Graeme Lougher – Jack Frost – Bronze Resin – £4,800 

    92: Lucy D’Auvergne – Young Fox II – Iron Resin – £2,200 

    93: Glen Farrelly – Standing Of The Sun – Oak – £1,495

    94: Kay Singla – World, Moon, Sea and Sand – Bronze Resin – £1,950

    95: Laura Jane Wylder – Rainy Days and Sunrays – Bronze on Steel – £2,000

    96: Hayley Jones – Osprey – Stainless Steel Wire – £3,285

    97: Dawn Conn – Embrace – Bronze Resin – £2,750

    98: Martin Cash – Unity In Motion – Blue Ancaster – £7,900

    99: Misti Leitz – Squishy Ball Bench – Oak – £3,800 (£7000 for pair) 

    100: Owen Meredith – Gannet Dive – Stainless Steel and Oak – £3,200

    101: Ed Hill – Dragonfly on Crook & Damselfly on Crook – Stainless Steel – £205 each

    102: Brendon Murless – Heron – Copper, Stainless Steel and Portland Stone – £6,250 

    103: Owen Meredith – Shark Infested Water – Corten Steel with Oak – £1,800 

    104: Martin Jarvis – Still Standing – Stainless Steel – £5,000

    105: Mike Thompson – Shag – Recycled Vintage Tools – £2,950 

    106: Pamela Moolman – Peacock – Fused enameled glass with Silverstain – £2,500

    107: Stuart Stockwell – Petals – Glass and Stainless Steel – £1,850

    108: Liam Ball – Ships Company – Recycled Material – £2,850

    109: Tom Hiscocks – Great White – Stainless Steel – £55,000

    110: Brendon Murless – Awakening – Bronze Resin – £4,500

    111: Nik Burns – Pike – Reclaimed Stainless Steel – £1,100

    112:Nik Burns – Hermit Crab – Stainless Steel and Brass Vase – £850 

    113: Luke Dickinson – Rhyme – Kilkenny Limestone and Portland Stone – £3,800

    114: Ted Edley – Butt and Davin – Copper, Stainless Steel and Steel – £3,800 each or                                                                  £7,000 for the pair

    115: Ian Gill – Giant Bulrush – Forged and Galvanised Steel – £18,000

    116: Liz Tiranti – Lotus – Glass and Ceramic Mosaic – £3,650

    117: Pamela Moolman – Antler – Fused Glass and Stainless Steel – £1,500

    118: Martin Heron – Asteraceae – Stainless and Corten Steel – £8,000

    119: Piotr Gargas – Elpis – Ancaster Weatherbed – £8,500

    120: Pamela Moolman – Blue Dress – Fused Bullseye Glass and Corten Steel – £2,500

    121: Paul Harvey – Barn Owl Landed – Marble Resin – £1,950

    122: Simon Hayes – Herons Watch – Stainless and Corten Steel – £2,500

    123: Joseph Hayton – Portrait Of A Shepherd – Carrara Marble – £10,000 

    124: Simon Hayes – Slice – Stainless and Corten Steel – £2,500

    125: Ted Edley – Mobius – Steel – £4,200

    126: Pamela Moolman – Olive Tree – Fused Glass and Stainless Steel – £2,300

    127: Ted Edley – Pike – Copper, Stainless Steel and Steel – £3,800

    128: Clare Nicholls – The Duchess Of Drifting Dreams – Mixed Media – £5,885

    129: Ed Hill – Blackbird – Recycled Cutlery – £950 

    130: Ed Hill – Wren on Twiggs – Recycled Cutlery & Stainless Steel – £225

                          Free Standing Wren – Recycled Cutlery – £205

    131: Simon Conolly – Man’s Best Friend – Iron Resin – £695

    132: Simon Conolly – A Stolen Kiss – Iron Resin – £675

    133: Kay Thomas – Raven Spirit – Bronze Resin – £3,300 

    134: Ed Hill –  Singin Wren on Crook – Recycled Cutlery & Stainless Steel – £260

                           Wren on Crook – Recycled Cutlery & Stainless Steel – £225

    135: Hayley Jones – Wire Barn Owl – Wire – £1,450

    136: Allan Mackenzie – Bird Man II – Bronze Resin – £1,095 

    137: Kay Singla – Feelings – Bronze Resin – £2,500

    138: Kay Singla – Bliss – Bronze Resin – £3,500

    139: Nik Burns – Dragonfly – Galvanised Steel – £2,650

    140: Pete Rogers – Daffodils – Stainless Steel – £300 each 

    141: Clare Nichols – The Crimson Crown – Paltiya – £885

    142: Allan Mackenzie – Watering time – Bronze Resin – £950

    143: Paul Cox – Three Little Birds – Painted Mild Steel and bronze – £8,000

    144: Tom Hiscocks – Rearing Horse II – Stainless Steel – £4,250

    145: Laura Jane Wylder – Wishes – Iron Resin – £3,500

    146: Jane Flint – Birdie – Ceramic – £1,250

    147: Jane Flint – Fawn – Ceramic – £1,250 

    148: Jane Flint – Raven – Ceramic – £1,250 

    149: Allan Mackenzie – Pick Me – Bronze Resin – £950

    150: Ian Gill – Make A wish – Corten Steel – £5,500 each (£15,000 for set of three)

    151: Ollie Holman – Mother In Waiting – Bronze Resin – £1,800

    152: Pete Rogers – Tulips – Stainless Steel – £300 each 

    153: Ted Edley – Gamble – Brass, Copper and Steel – £3,800

    154: Adam Binder – Boris – Bronze – £250,000

    155: Vanessa Lawrence – Resting  – Stones in Stainless Steel Wire – £10,000

    156: Allan Mackenzie – Hold On Tight – Bronze Resin – £625

    157: Emily Gibbard – Wonder Womb – Ceramic – £8,000

    158: Kim Francis – Hyperbolic Iron II – Iron Resin – £2,500

    159: Nik Burns – Bulls Head – Steel – 3,250

    160: Glen Farrelly – Astral – Oak – £1,325 

    161: Rob Faherty – The Kite – Steel – £3,800

    162: Emily Gibbard – Eden – Ceramic – £5,000

    163: William Johnston – Slate Tree Cones – Slate – £1,350 each

    164: Andrew Flint – Quiet Vessel I – Ceramic – £1,200

    165: Andrew Flint – Rising Form I & II – £1,800 each

    166: Matt Maddocks – Void Series – Indian Granite – £25,000 

    167: Andrew Flint – Quiet Vessel II & III – £1,200 each

    168: Tara Davidson – Grace I & Grace II – Ceramic – £770 each

    169: Hannah Scott – Passing Us By – Powder Coated Steel – £9,300

    170: Luke Dickinson – Zealous – Jaisalmer Yellow – £14,000

    171: Matthew Sanderson – Fountain – Galvanised Steel – £5,330 

    172: Mike Thompson – Heron – Recycled Vintage Tools – £2,500



                                     


















    Zimbabwean Loop

     

    1: Weston Nykete – Bird Bath – Springstone – £3,000

    2:  Bywell Sango – Free Dancing – Cobalt Stone – £4,000

    3: Tendai Rukodzi – African Hippo – Opal stone – £3,100ea of £6000 for both

    4: Euwit Nyanhongo – Spirit of togetherness – Springstone – £4,400

    5: Nicodimus Mutasa – Family Harmony – Springstone – £3,800

    6: Tendai Chipri – Our first Dance – Springstone – £4,000

    7: Munyardzi Jeche – Vision – Springstone – £1,400

    8: Onward Sango – Dancing to the rhythm – Yellow Leopard Rock – £2,680

    9: Tutani Mugavazi – My Glory II – Springstone – £2,700

    10: Boet Nyariri – Pandemic Studies – Springstone – £1,380

    11: Sherpard Sikorimbo – A Deep Thought – Leopard Rock – £2,150

    12: Sherpard Sikorimbo – Theway up – Leopard Rock – £1,980

    13: Munyaredzi Jeche – Finding Comfort – Springstone – £1,200

    14: Victor Matafi – Healing Thoughts – Opal Stone – £4,400

    15: A range of rare and beautiful zimbabwean stone sculptures. All available to buy with prices ranging from £340 – £740

    16: Reymas Chigware – Lucky Birds – Green opal – £3,900

    17: Rufaro Murenza – Embrace – Red Jasper – £1,800

    18: Sherpard Deve – The meaning of life – Opal – £1,200

    19: Sherpard Sikimbo – A twist of fortune – Green Serpentine – £1,550

    20: M Jaisie – Welcome Face – Springstone – £2,450

    21: Victor Matafi – Tying a love knot – Springstone – £2,200

    22: Simion Chiharra – Love Life – Brown Serpentine – £730

    23: Tanyanyiwa Nyandoro – In deep thoughts – Opal stone – £4,500

    24: Godfree Matangira – Love Journey – Opal Stone – £4,800





  • Zealous by Luke Dickinson  –  £14,000

    Zealous by Luke Dickinson – £14,000

    Jailsalmer yellow

    Overall height: 156cm

    Yellow stone: 100cm H x 50cm W x 30cm D

    Plinth: 56cm H x 46cm W x 40cm D

    If you are interested in purchasing this piece, or have questions about this sculpture or any others then please email our sales consultant: tadd@cotswoldsculpturepark.co.uk
    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 and working together.

  • Lets Go VI by Philip Hearsay  –  £2,500

    Lets Go VI by Philip Hearsay – £2,500

    Bronze / composit

    43cm H x 27cm W

    Base – 14cm W x 14cm D x 

    A bronze disc that turns freely on a resin composite base. The pathway design can be seen from both sides. The design is created from raised bronze and is patinated with a translucent gold brown finish and surrounded by a relief multi-coloured background.

    If you are interested in purchasing this piece, or have questions about this sculpture or any others then please email our sales consultant: tadd@cotswoldsculpturepark.co.uk
    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.

  • Nightwalk by Philip Hearsay  –  £2,750

    Nightwalk by Philip Hearsay – £2,750

    Bronze and burr oak

    36cm H x 27cm W 

    A circular bronze sculpture with a central aperture, mounted on a simple metal rod and set into a polished burr oak base. The surface features a textured finish with a patinated colour range, shifting from deep blue and green tones across the face to warmer bronze at the outer edge.

    The form is clean and geometric, with the central void creating a focal point and allowing light to pass through the piece. The contrast between the rough, treated surface of the bronze and the smooth, figured wood base provides material variation.

    Suitable for interior display.

    If you are interested in purchasing this piece, or have questions about this sculpture or any others then please email our sales consultant: tadd@cotswoldsculpturepark.co.uk
    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 and working together.