Original artwork description:
This sculpture is one of a series of sculptures on the theme of Vessels I have been working on this year (2018). Part of the stone is left untouched to contrast between the polished stone and the natural. It illustrates how mankind manipulates nature. This cloudy alabaster has interesting opaque markings which indicate a very high heat when the gypsum was formed thousands of years ago. It sits on a black honed granite base.
Materials used:
Spanish Alabaster, black granite
Tags:
#vessel sculpture #alabaster and granite #abstract art #modern #art #stone sculpture #contemporary sculpture #vessel #indoor sculpture #alabaster #altarpieceFeatured by our Editors:
Altarpiece (2018)
Stone sculpture
by Nicola Beattie
9 Artist Reviews
£2,500
- Stone sculpture on Other
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 26 x 30 x 9cm
- Ready to hang
- Signed on the back
- Style: Organic
- Subject: Abstract and non-figurative
Original artwork description
This sculpture is one of a series of sculptures on the theme of Vessels I have been working on this year (2018). Part of the stone is left untouched to contrast between the polished stone and the natural. It illustrates how mankind manipulates nature. This cloudy alabaster has interesting opaque markings which indicate a very high heat when the gypsum was formed thousands of years ago. It sits on a black honed granite base.
Materials used:
Spanish Alabaster, black granite
Tags:
#vessel sculpture #alabaster and granite #abstract art #modern #art #stone sculpture #contemporary sculpture #vessel #indoor sculpture #alabaster #altarpieceFeatured by our Editors:
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This artwork is sold by Nicola Beattie from United Kingdom
Nicola Beattie
United Kingdom
About
Nicola Beattie creates contemporary sculpture using traditional materials of stone and bronze, working on a series of themes. After a year at Exeter College of Art, she spent another... Read more
