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Lot 27
Chimpanzee, 2017 signed, dated and marked 'HW' (Halesworth: the location of Edwards foundry) bronze, edition 10/12 12x7x6cm Footnote: Modelled on 'Jim' the favourite chimpanzee in Kessingland Wildlife Park, this maquette opened up a private commission for 12 life size Chimps (which now live on bronze plinths in a large atrium space, across four storeys of an office in London). Based in Suffolk, Laurence Edwards trained at the Royal College of Art, where he studied bronze casting and sculpture with Sir Antony Caro. After winning a Henry Moore Bursary, the Angeloni Prize for Bronze Casting and an Intach Travelling Scholarship, he studied traditional casting techniques in India and Nepal, an experience that not only influenced his treatment of form and technique, but also gave him the necessary tools to establish his own atelier. Edwards is one of the few sculptors in the world to cast his own work in his own foundry.
Lot 34
Protector 2018 unique bronze (and cast direct from combustible materials gathered from Hackney marsh) 29 x 7 x 8.5cm Footnote: Protector is symbolic of a warm and generous figure, someone who looks out for others. Gus Farnes sculpts figures that explore the human condition, responding to geopolitics and the concerns of our times. He uses a wide range of materials, bound and fixed with wax and then cast directly to bronze, creating works on both an intimate and monumental scale. Farnes studied Fine Art Sculpture at Norwich University of the Arts (2004-2007), where he was mentored by Chris Summerfield (assistant to Henry Moore at the Royal College of Art). He went on to work in London as a graphic designer before moving to Suffolk in 2016, where he continues to live and work.His sculptures have been acquired for private collections throughout Europe, the US, Asia and Australasia
Lot 1082
Brett Murray (b.1961) South African ''Africa Maquette'' Initialled and numbered 15/15 bronze and yellow paint, on plinth, 36cm high (including base) Literature: Brett Murray (2013) Brett Murray, Johannesburg: Jacana Media. Page 274, and illustrated in a photograph of the artist's Cape Town studio, page 35. Brett Murray is a South African artist mostly known for his steel and mixed media wall sculptures. Called ''the dark prince of South Africa's pop art'' by the art critic Brenda Atkinson, Murray's work addresses the wars of the cultures, the clash between Afrocentrism and Eurocentrism, the old and the new South Africa's. The present lot is a maquette from an edition of 15 for his large scale piece titled ''Africa'', which is in Cape Town's pedestrian zone. ''With my work I hope to critically entertain. Through satirical and tragic reflections on South Africa, I hope to shift people's perspectives and change people's minds, indulgent, arrogant, and pretentious as this might sound,'' Brett Murray. See illustration
Lot 172
Two 19th century gilt-bronze figural candelabra: the first of five lights, each baluster candle cup on a leaf-cast scrolling arm, the stem modelled as a seated putto, on a pierced shell and scroll-cast base; the second of four lights, the central cup issuing a shade carrier, the foliate-cast cups on leaf-cast scrolling arms, the stem modelled as a standing putto, on a shaped square base (both formerly converted for electricity). (2) Heights 50cm and 74cm
Lot 44
A Royal Humane Society bronze medal awarded to Alfred Martin, January 25th, 1903, with ribbon and clasp. Diameter 37mm Note: Alfred Martin was Steward of the S.S. St. Ninian out of Aberdeen. The RHS archive, case no. 32503, records "On the 25th January 1903, owing to the darkness of the night, a woman walked over the pier-head at Lerwick into 25 feet of water. At great risk, Martin jumped in and succeeded in rescuing her". Provenance: by descent
Lot 84
Ohrringe mit antiken griechischen Bronzemünzen, Medusendarstellung, ca. 4.-3. Jh. v. Chr., gefasst in runde Ohrstecker aus GG 22K, 9,1 g, Rückstecker fehlen, D: 1,6 cm, Ende 20. Jh., guter Erhalt, Zertifikat anbei. | Earrings with antique Greek bronze coins "Medusa", ca. 4th-3rd century BC, 22K yellow gold, 9.1 g, backpins missing, D: 1.6 cm, late 20th century, good condition, certificate included. Gewicht 9,1g Legierung 916/000
Lot 2052
Marcel-André Bouraine (French, 1886-1948): Girl with Hoop, A Bronze Figure, circa 1925, modelled as a nude holding a hoop, on a variegated marble base, signed A Bouraine, stamped under right foot 189, 45cm See illustration .Casting joints are visible to the arms and lifted leg, water splashes and dirt, otherwise with light surface wear indicative of age. Base is damaged. Hoop is split.
Lot 25
Bronze Louise Bourgeois1911 Paris - 2010 New York "Give or Take II" am Boden monogr. u. dat. LB 91 Bronze mit schwarz-brauner Patina, teils poliert. Seitlich mit der Nummerierung, einem Gießerstempel und der Datierung "91" Exemplar 6/30, 7,5 x 23,5 x 25 cm Provenienz: Sammlung Clifford Chance, Frankfurt.
Lot 26
Skulptur Michael Croissant1928 Landau in der Pfalz - 2002 München "o.T. (Figur)" 1990 Bronze geschweißt, dunkel patiniert. H 204, B 56, T 20 cm Ausgestellt: Ludwigshafen 1995, Ktlg. Abb. S. 29. Literatur: Croissant 2001, Abb. S. 129 Wkvz.: Nr. 823, Arbeitsbuch Nr. 189 Provenienz: Sammlung Clifford Chance, Frankfurt.
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