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I am a photographer foremost and through my photography I try to tell a story. Sculptures can have a profound impact on the viewer evoking a wide range of feelings. this inspires me to create art that resonates with others on a personal level. The skill and craftsmanship required to create a sculpture are awe-inspiring. it motivates me to strive for excellence in my own artistic pursuit and continually learn new techniques.
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| Shipping destination | Cost | Additional items |
|---|---|---|
| United Kingdom | £25.00 |
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The 'River God Tyne' is a bronze statue mounted on the outer wall of Newcastle Civic Centre. The statue by David Wynne was commissioned for the Civic Centre's opening in 1968. It depicts one of eight rivers represented as sculptures of 1786 on the front of Somerset House in London. The statue has a fountain within his outstretched hand. The sculpture is Grade 2 Listed. I have taken this iconic photograph and darkened the backdrop to make the figure pop.
Supplied in vinyl mounted on acid free board. One of a limited series of 25 signed prints.. Size 90cmx42cm supplied unframed £155 or in a frame £225. Other sizes are available on request.
Designed by Michael Rickwood in Wallsend
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