Female Dancer - made in Super Sculpey
Cricketer
Based on a photo of A P. F. Chapman, a famous cricketer who played for Cambridge University, Kent and England in the 1930's. Made in Super Sculpey and given a bronze finish..
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African Figure
This piece was inspired by a dream I had in which an African woman was carrying a bucket of water. It was made in paper clay over an armature, and after baking in a kiln it was bronzed.
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