Category: £1,000 to £10,000

Title: Long Eared Owl, Ceann Cait

ANNA CAMPBELL

Anna Campbell is an Irish sculptor, born in Newry, County Down in the North of Ireland, but who now lives and works in Dublin. She studied sculpture at the Crawford College of Art in Cork and in the early nineties she moved to England, where she worked for four years at Pangolin Editions, Gloucester. It was here that she gained valuable experience as a sculptor and further developed her technique of working with bronze. Through her work at Pagolin Editions, she was exposed to the work of other sculptors and also had the opportunity to work on bronze pieces by notable sculptors, such as Lyn Chadwick. Her own bronze sculptures, whether they feature figures or animals, as her subject matter are characterised by their elegant modelling and highly distinctive and unique patination, a skill that she still employs for Cast Foundry in Dublin, where she continues to work. She has exhibited her bronze sculpture extensively, throughout Ireland and England, taking part in exhibitions such as the Royal Hibernian Academy Annual Exhibition in Dublin, the Royal Ulster Academy Annual Exhibition in Belfast, and various group exhibitions at the Mullan Gallery in Belfast in addition to our own group exhibitions at the Jorgensen Gallery. She has also received many awards for her bronze sculpture in Ireland, including the Penn Chemicals, Cork Award, the Iontas Small Works Exhibition Award and the Sculpture in Context Award.

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Medium: Bronze

Size: 34x54x22cm

ANNA CAMPBELL

Anna Campbell is an Irish sculptor, born in Newry, County Down in the North of Ireland, but who now lives and works in Dublin. She studied sculpture at the Crawford College of Art in Cork and in the early nineties she moved to England, where she worked for four years at Pangolin Editions, Gloucester. It was here that she gained valuable experience as a sculptor and further developed her technique of working with bronze. Through her work at Pagolin Editions, she was exposed to the work of other sculptors and also had the opportunity to work on bronze pieces by notable sculptors, such as Lyn Chadwick. Her own bronze sculptures, whether they feature figures or animals, as her subject matter are characterised by their elegant modelling and highly distinctive and unique patination, a skill that she still employs for Cast Foundry in Dublin, where she continues to work. She has exhibited her bronze sculpture extensively, throughout Ireland and England, taking part in exhibitions such as the Royal Hibernian Academy Annual Exhibition in Dublin, the Royal Ulster Academy Annual Exhibition in Belfast, and various group exhibitions at the Mullan Gallery in Belfast in addition to our own group exhibitions at the Jorgensen Gallery. She has also received many awards for her bronze sculpture in Ireland, including the Penn Chemicals, Cork Award, the Iontas Small Works Exhibition Award and the Sculpture in Context Award.

Pair this sculpture with others by Anna Campbell:

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

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Title: Kintsugi
Artist: Anna Campbell
Medium: Bronze
Size: 60x15x44cm

ANNA CAMPBELL

Anna Campbell is an Irish sculptor, born in Newry, County Down in the North of Ireland, but who now lives and works in Dublin. She studied sculpture at the Crawford College of Art in Cork and in the early nineties she moved to England, where she worked for four years at Pangolin Editions, Gloucester. It was here that she gained valuable experience as a sculptor and further developed her technique of working with bronze. Through her work at Pagolin Editions, she was exposed to the work of other sculptors and also had the opportunity to work on bronze pieces by notable sculptors, such as Lyn Chadwick. Her own bronze sculptures, whether they feature figures or animals, as her subject matter are characterised by their elegant modelling and highly distinctive and unique patination, a skill that she still employs for Cast Foundry in Dublin, where she continues to work. She has exhibited her bronze sculpture extensively, throughout Ireland and England, taking part in exhibitions such as the Royal Hibernian Academy Annual Exhibition in Dublin, the Royal Ulster Academy Annual Exhibition in Belfast, and various group exhibitions at the Mullan Gallery in Belfast in addition to our own group exhibitions at the Jorgensen Gallery. She has also received many awards for her bronze sculpture in Ireland, including the Penn Chemicals, Cork Award, the Iontas Small Works Exhibition Award and the Sculpture in Context Award.

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.

‘SERENITY’

Serenity was originally sculpted in clay in September 2019 in Devon, just before the outbreak of the pandemic. My model Izzy was relaxing during a break in the session, and we were talking about the joys of new motherhood. The waiting for this much anticipated little bundle and Izzy glanced downward for a second reminiscing about that moment she held her baby for the first time. Her expression was so beautiful, so serene. Timeless. I had to capture it. The intense and overwhelming love you feel, the unpreparedness and the joy. In all the chaos of birth I wanted to depict that serene moment of a new mother gazing down with such love.

Selected as a finalist for the Lady Petchy Sculpture Prize 2021, this sculpture’s original clay bust will be on exhibit in central London for the summer season 2022.

The bronze edition is cast in foundry bronze and mounted on a solid slate plinth. Serenity is a short run limited edition and is available in a range of patina finishes to suit your interior style or outside space. Other bases including bronze are available, as are various garden plinths to order for an additional fee.

FOUNDRY CAST BRONZE
LIMITED EDITON OF 9

DIMENSIONS:
INCLUDING SLATE PLINTH
HEIGHT- 20 INCHES
WIDTH- 9.5 INCHES
DEPTH- 9 INCHES

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
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Price:
£3,500 FOR 3
£1200 EACH

FOUNDRY CAST
Bronze
LIMITED EDITON OF 12 –

Sizes:
HEIGHT-7 INCHES
WIDTH- 7.75 INCHES
DEPTH- 1 INCH

RAW WELDED STEEL FREE STANDING GARDEN PANNEL CAN BE ORDERED FOR £650

Keziah Burt’s description on the piece:
‘Climbing the walls is a highly personal piece.
Inspired by my nightly struggle to find illusive sleep. It depicts four figures gripping, twisting and flexing across the bed like panels, in an effort to ease the tension in their bodies. Appearing in an almost dream like dance. It has rhythm and movement the figures poised at the very edges of their bodily reach finding a moment of peace.

I have a genetic condition called HEDS (hypermobile Ehlers Danlos Syndrome) essentially, I struggle with joint and muscle pain every day. Night-time is the hardest. I move around contorting myself trying to stretch and release my muscles. I believe art should always come from a place of honesty, and sometimes of pain. I find it very comforting that we are able to find beauty in the such unusual places.

The bronze edition is cast in foundry bronze and mounted on a welded steel garden panel. Which is left to weather in the elements and creates a wonderful colour contrast with the green moss-like colour of the patina.

‘Climbing the walls’ is a limited edition and is available in a range of patina finishes to suit your interior style or outside space. Other interior wall mountings are available including a copper mount /frame.

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.