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'Ellie-mentary' by Mik Richardson. Sponsored by Wolferstans Solicitors
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Description
Based on Arthur Conon Doyle’s famous detective, this character piece is full of fun and detail. Well turned out in tweed and his signature Deerstalker, this detective is on the case. Dr Doyle was briefly in residence in No 1 Durnford Street, Devonport, which gives this piece local provenance.The ArtistMik Richardson is a Norfolk based artist who has run his own mural/design business since leaving the RAF in 2006.As well as producing over 400 murals, privately, in the community and in schools, he has also been involved in over 25 of the public art trails across the country. He has painted 58 large sculptures, raising over £225,000 for the charities involved in the Wild in Art trails and over 100 smaller sculptures with schools and communities, as well as 21 large sculptures for other trails.
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Based on Arthur Conon Doyle’s famous detective, this character piece is full of fun and detail. Well turned out in tweed and his signature Deerstalker, this detective is on the case. Dr Doyle was briefly in residence in No 1 Durnford Street, Devonport, which gives this piece local provenance.The ArtistMik Richardson is a Norfolk based artist who has run his own mural/design business since leaving the RAF in 2006.As well as producing over 400 murals, privately, in the community and in schools, he has also been involved in over 25 of the public art trails across the country. He has painted 58 large sculptures, raising over £225,000 for the charities involved in the Wild in Art trails and over 100 smaller sculptures with schools and communities, as well as 21 large sculptures for other trails.
Elmers Big Parade Auction in Support of St. Lukes Hospice, Plymouth
Sale Date(s)
Venue Address
Herd HQ Toys R Us
Western Approach
Flora Street
Plymouth
Devon
PL1 1TQ
United Kingdom
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No VAT, Buyer's Premium or Internet Surcharge
Whilst there are no guide prices for the elephants, we envisage each one to sell in excess of £2000.
For more information, please see www.elmerplymouth.co.uk
All payment for this sale are to go direct to St. Lukes Hospice, Plymouth. Payment details will be posted soon. Please contact St. Lukes for further details info@elmerplymouth.co.uk
Successful bidders are welcome to arrange payment via bank transfer. Information can be obtained directly from the auctioneer. Credit Card payments are accepted.
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