John had a life time flirtation with art in many forms, but it was in later years that he undertook sculpture on a commercial basis. His preference was for life study works of people and animals but he deviated to other subjects to satisfy all tastes.
John had a life time flirtation with art in many forms, but it was in later years that he undertook sculpture on a commercial basis. His preference was for life study works of people and animals but he deviated to other subjects to satisfy all tastes.
While working at the cathedral Michael continued to sculpt...
While working at the cathedral Michael continued to sculpt...
In 2003 in an attempt to recover from a period of 'Artists Block' she went to Portland for a week to
carve stone in Tout Quarry. This marked the beinning of her life as a stone carver....
After a year...
In 2003 in an attempt to recover from a period of 'Artists Block' she went to Portland for a week to
carve stone in Tout Quarry. This marked the beinning of her life as a stone carver....
After a year...
Her childhood was spent in Africa and...
Her childhood was spent in Africa and...
After 20+ years in engineering I...
After 20+ years in engineering I...
My studio is situated on the southern slopes of Leith Hill, in the garden of a cottage where I live with my husband, our dog, seven Ouessant sheep and many Pekin chickens. Immersed daily in this rural idyll inspires my work.
My studio is situated on the southern slopes of Leith Hill, in the garden of a cottage where I live with my husband, our dog, seven Ouessant sheep and many Pekin chickens. Immersed daily in this rural idyll inspires my work.
Her formal training in London focussed on...
Her formal training in London focussed on...
The history of the land plays an important role in her life - surrounded by bronze age, iron age and Roman settlements.
She works in plaster and resin but the majority of her work is then cast...
The history of the land plays an important role in her life - surrounded by bronze age, iron age and Roman settlements.
She works in plaster and resin but the majority of her work is then cast...
“My inspiration comes from the moments in life when my soul is touched and my spirit soars. Often simple moments, when I see the moon in the clear night sky or get lifted on the wings of a passing...
“My inspiration comes from the moments in life when my soul is touched and my spirit soars. Often simple moments, when I see the moon in the clear night sky or get lifted on the wings of a passing...
Finding herself drawn to 3D wire-work and evolving away from painting, she moved into her wildlife garden studio which is the perfect place to work and take inspiration from the fauna in...
Finding herself drawn to 3D wire-work and evolving away from painting, she moved into her wildlife garden studio which is the perfect place to work and take inspiration from the fauna in...
Over 360 works of art from 60 national & international sculptors throughout the Gardens & Gallery
We are delighted to welcome you to our sixth Sculpture at Doddington Exhibition. We have over 360 inspiring works by 60 national and international sculptors set throughout our walled and wild gardens. Don’t forget to visit the Stable Yard where you will find a large indoor Sculpture Gallery.
2020 saw us create a new visitor route through the gardens to showcase the breadth of work on display. We have retained this route to help you make the most of your visit and hope that you will admire the significant repairs to the Hall and Garden walls that we have carried out since the last exhibition.
We have also opened a new permanent collection of farm wagons, housed in a purpose build barn close to the Stable Yard Gallery which we encourage you to visit. Admission is free.
Every sculpture is for sale and a purchase is not only the acquisition of special work but also supports the artists and contributes to the conservation and protection of Doddington Hall.
Finally, we thank David Waghorne and Kate McGovern for once again curating the exhibition and refining the quality and variety of the work. We also thank our sponsors for their generous support.
We very much hope you enjoy your visit.
Claire and James Birch
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