Works of art and sculpture serves as a nexus for collectors, artists, and enthusiasts to acquire and appreciate fine art pieces. This department curates an eclectic array of artworks spanning different styles, periods, and mediums.
Sculptures hold a prominent place in these auctions, representing the craftsmanship and creativity of sculptors working in various materials such as marble, bronze, and wood. From timeless statues echoing the aesthetics of ancient civilisations to avant-garde sculptures pushing the boundaries of form and concept, each piece tells a unique story and evokes different emotions.
The department's offerings extend beyond two-dimensional art forms to include decorative arts, such as ceramics, glassware, and pottery, showcasing the intersection of artistry and functionality. These objects add beauty and elegance to living spaces while reflecting the cultural and artistic traditions from which they emerged.
Furthermore, the auction department may feature artifacts and antiquities, providing collectors with opportunities to acquire rare and historically significant items from various civilisations and epochs. These artifacts serve as tangible links to the past, offering insights into the customs, beliefs, and artistic practices of bygone eras.
Contemporary art occupies a prominent position in these auctions, with works by emerging and established artists exploring new concepts, techniques, and mediums. From experimental installations to provocative conceptual pieces, contemporary art challenges conventions and invites viewers to engage with the world in fresh and unexpected ways.
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Presenting the David Thomas Turner (1945-2023) collection of fossils and geological specimens
28/03/2024
In 2012, David Smith purchased School House in a remote Suffolk village and proceeded to convert the run-down Victorian red brick building into an airy modern living space.
05/01/2024