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Gordon Aitcheson sculpture Arch bronze on plinth female figure bas relief alternative patina

 

 

 

 

 

 

New Patinas

The bronze relief panels, Arch and The Sun-Worshipper, can now be ordered with new patina options. 

In addition to the existing stone coloured patina, Arch can now be had with a rich green patina, as shown.

And as an alternative to the existing reddish brown patina, The Sun-Worshipper is now available with the burnished bronze figure set against a dark brown background. 

Both bronzes are available in limited editions of only 9.
 
   
  Gordon Aitcheson bronze sculpture Sun Worshipper erotic female figure bas relief alternative patina    
       

New Version of Primavera

A new, more affordable, version of Primavera is now available in stone composite bringing to five the number of sculptures by the Artist in this exciting new material.

Moulded by the Artist from his original carving in Kilkenny Limestone, Primavera is cast in solid stone composite and finished by hand to the same exacting standards as the original sculpture. This version, with the look and feel of polished buff-coloured limestone is available as a limited edition of only 100. Each numbered sculpture is signed by the Artist, and comes with a certificate of provenance confirming its number within the edition.  The other four sculptures in the range can be viewed in the Stone Composite Gallery.

Primavera is also available as an investment bronze as one of a limited edition of only 6.

 

   
Gordon Aitcheson Primavera stone composite resin Jesmonite female standing torso figure
  
     
   
Gordon Aitcheson Primavera stone composite resin Jesmonite female standing torso figure making mould.
  
   

The Artist making the mould from his original carving.