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Bronze Birds sculpture by Lynda Hukins titled: 'Puffin'
Lynda Hukins
'Puffin'

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'Vision'

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'Badger'

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'Otter'

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Bronze Birds sculpture by Lynda Hukins titled: 'Pheasant'
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'Pheasant'

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Ancaster Stone Human Form: Abstract sculpture by John Brown titled: 'Attention ll'
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'Attention ll'

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Bronze Birds sculpture by Lynda Hukins titled: 'Golden Plover'
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'Golden Plover'

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Bronze Resin, (Available as foundry bronze POA) Portrait sculpture/commission sculpture by Linda Preece titled: 'Sir Cliff Richard O.B.E.'
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'Sir Cliff Richard O.B.E.'

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Ancaster Stone Couples or Group sculpture by John Brown titled: 'Close Encounter'
John Brown
'Close Encounter'

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Bronze Resin Couples or Group sculpture by John Brown titled: 'Celebration ll'
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'Celebration ll'

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Bronze Resin. (Available as foundry bronze POA) Busts and Heads sculpture by Linda Preece titled: 'The Parson Woodforde'
Linda Preece
'The Parson Woodforde'

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Ancaster Stone Parent - Child sculpture by John Brown titled: 'Family Circle'
John Brown
'Family Circle'

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Brian Alabaster ARBS

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Sculptor Brian Alabaster ARBS
Brian Alabaster

About

Brian creates from real life in limited editions of 20, figures of children in lead and bronze.

Exhibition History

Brians work can be viewed in his water garden at the Chelsea Flower Show and by appointment at his Suffolk Studio.

Exhibited his new work at the gallery in Cork Street London in 2006

Biography / CV

Brian Alabaster is a member of the Royal Society of British Sculptors and an established artist with an international reputation. His talent is capturing the relaxed natural poses of his models in his work. These sit perfectly in any garden situation. All work is cast in signed editions. Commissions can be undertaken for clients, either busts or whole figures.

Some figures incorporate running water, which adds life and vitality to the sculptures. Recent work includes dynamic moving images of children at play. These are expressed appropriately by casting into the enduring traditional material, bronze. This can be finished with a chemical patination in green or brown.

Brian models in clay from life. This clay is reproduced by the ancient lost wax casting technique in his own foundry in a limited edition of either bronze or lead sculptures. This work is carried out by Brian and his highly skilled assistants. He relishes this total involvement with all aspects of the process relating to his work. These foundry bronzes should not be confused with cold cast or resin bronze, which give the appearance of real bronze by the use of bronze powder mixed with resin. The enduring beauty of real bronze or lead will stand the test of time.

Brian's work can be viewed in his water garden at the Chelsea Flower Show and by appointment at his Suffolk studio. Security for garden sculptures may be a concern. All the pieces can be fitted with hidden secure fixings to suit the site and sculpture.

Brian chooses to cast some of his work in hard lead. This traditional material is long lasting and when weathered to a soft gray bloom blends beautifully with foliage. These sculptures are equally at home in the garden or the conservatory.

Acquisitions / Collections

Commissions can be undertaken for clients, either busts or whol figures.
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