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Lot 4724
Große Deckenlampe, China, Anfang 20. Jh., Bronze/Kupfer/Messing. Großer Baluster in großem Ring. Bewohnt von vollplastischen Drachen. Große Reserven mit Fisch, Fo-Dog-Aufsatz, insgesamt 8 Glasschirme mit Schliffdekor. Gestell stellenweise leicht korrodiert (aber stabil), ziemlich schwer, T. 170 cm
Lot 10
Nic Fiddian-Green (b.1963) New Horse at Water Signed Bronze on English oak base, 2014 18cm high (34cm including base) Horatio's Garden will receive 100% of the proceeds from this lot. Nic Fiddian-Green, born in Hampshire in 1963, is best known as an equestrian sculptor, primarily working in bronze and beaten lead. Nic has been fascinated by the horse's head since his student days, when studying sculpture at the Chelsea College of Art he saw the 5th century Horse of Selene, part of the Parthenon at The British Museum and this sparked his lifelong obsession. He has work in many important private and corporate collections and has exhibited in major galleries in Paris, Perugia in Italy, PAD in New York, Sydney and Hong Kong, as well as at most important Art Fairs such as Tefaf Maastricht, Dubai and Masterpiece London. The spirit and power of the horse has been his obsession for 30 years and this passion makes his work take on a spiritual quality. He is an artist of our time yet his work embodies the classical Greek principles of beauty, serenity and harmony, but with a raw, natural power and strength, as if symbolic of the earth it came from. Casting Bronze, patination and the alchemy of metals have been a fascination for Nic since his student days.
Lot 12
Laura Pentreath (b.1966) Pair of Flamingos Signed and numbered on base No. 1 of a limited edition of 25 Bronze 26.5cm high x 23cm long. Horatio's Garden will receive 50% of the hammer price. Laura Pentreath is a figurative sculptor specialising in wild and domestic animals cast in bronze or bronze resin. Sculpted from live models whenever possible, her pieces vividly capture the animal's form, movement and spirit. With over fifteen years experience, her sculptures have been exhibited in various galleries and exhibitions across the United Kingdom. Born and brought up on an East Anglian farm surrounded by wildlife, Laura Pentreath now lives and works in rural West Dorset with her husband, four children and numerous animals great and small.
Lot 14
Ben Barrell (b.1971) Dancer Signed Limited edition 5 of 9 Bronze resin on a stainless steel base, 2006 45cm tall x 32cm wide This lot is subject to VAT on the hammer price. Horatio's Garden will receive 50% of the hammer price. The scaled-up version of Dancer is on display in the courtyard at Havant Art Centre in Hampshire. Cornish sculptor Ben Barrell is inspired by the dynamic forces of nature, and his intention is to capture the energy of nature in his work. Ben's joyous sculptural forms and shapes flow out of his approach to life and the things he sees and experiences around him. He has experienced first-hand the drama of the Atlantic Ocean and the waves that crash against the beach, the experience of sailing on it and surfing through it, the joy of encountering the species that call it home.
Lot 65
Sean Henry (b.1965) 'Thinking Man' (Man on a stool) Signed 'SH 9/9' under the seat Limited edition 9 of 9 Bronze sculpture with oil paint, 2010 42 x 12 x 21cm, 16 x 5 x 8in British sculptor Sean Henry depicts anonymous figures in drawings, painted clay and bronze, often portrayed in thoughtful and contemplative poses. Changes of scale disrupt our comprehension of the figures - proportions are never quite life like, rather enlarged or reduced, creating a physical and psychological contrast in relation to the viewer. Henry's large-scale sculptures can be seen outside in public spaces, squares, coastlines and moorland. Recent installations include Seated Figure, originally situated in the North York Moors National Park and now on view at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park. In Woking, Surrey - Henry's place of birth - a series of figures are located throughout the town centre, and at the train station and central shopping mall. A further four sculptures are due to be added in 2021/2022, completing the town's permanent collection. Henry graduated in ceramics from Bristol Polytechnic in 1987 and had his first exhibition in London in 1988 at the Anatol Orient Gallery. He was the first sculptor to win the Villiers David Prize in 1998 and has had more than 30 solo shows during his career. His work is regularly exhibited by galleries in London, New York, Stockholm, Bad Homburg, Mykonos and Brussels, and his sculptures can be found in public collections in the UK, Sweden, Norway, Germany, USA and elsewhere. Henry is married with 3 children and lives and works near Winchester, Hampshire, England.
Lot 66
Mary Cox (Contemporary) Piggy Back Bronze resin 33" high x 12" (diameter of base) Horatio's Garden will receive 100% of the proceeds from this lot. Mary Cox studied at Chelsea Art School under Willi Soukop, Bernard Meadows and Elizabeth Frink. Since leaving art school she has lived and worked in Sussex, where she has been commissioned to create works for churches and hospitals. Her work is characterised by its liveliness and sensitivity. Her sculptures of children, many based on her own family, are full of life and careful observation. Her sculptured portraits in bronze include Malcolm Muggeridge and eminent members of the legal profession, but she specialises in children's portraits. She also sculpts small Limited Edition bronzes of mythological and religious subjects. Mary Cox has created many life size sculptures for gardens. Her life size figures can be cast in bronze or bronze resin, and are a lovely focus in a garden. She also undertakes commissions.
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