Original artwork description:
This wonderful guy titled "Polar Vortex" Was accepted into and was shown by the National Sculpture Show in Brook green Gardens SC in 2019. He is a one of a kind ceramic sculpture, with a one of a kind expression reflecting our "changing" weather patterns. He is designed to hang on the wall or sit on a shelf. All of Marlys's characters measure approximately 16" x ll" x 4" They use a warm grey patina to accentuate the form and texture of the piece.. A bit oversized from an actual human head they make a real statement wherever you use them.
Materials used:
hand built high fired clay
Tags:
#frost bite #shoveling snow #cold nose #feeling the chill #keeping warmFeatured by our Editors:
Polar Vortex (2019)
Clay sculpture
by marlys boddy
3 Artist Reviews
£534.93 Sold
- Clay sculpture on Other
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 27.94 x 40.64 x 10.16cm
- Ready to hang
- Signed on the back
- Style: Expressive and gestural
- Subject: People and portraits
Original artwork description
This wonderful guy titled "Polar Vortex" Was accepted into and was shown by the National Sculpture Show in Brook green Gardens SC in 2019. He is a one of a kind ceramic sculpture, with a one of a kind expression reflecting our "changing" weather patterns. He is designed to hang on the wall or sit on a shelf. All of Marlys's characters measure approximately 16" x ll" x 4" They use a warm grey patina to accentuate the form and texture of the piece.. A bit oversized from an actual human head they make a real statement wherever you use them.
Materials used:
hand built high fired clay
Tags:
#frost bite #shoveling snow #cold nose #feeling the chill #keeping warmFeatured by our Editors:
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Artist Reviews (3)
This artwork is sold by marlys boddy from United States
marlys boddy
United States
About
A native of Montana, Marlys grew up in a family where art was always encouraged. Her father was a cinematographer for the State of Montana and her mother was... Read more
