remembering the forests, timber sculpture

remembering the forests, timber sculpture

remembering the forests, timber sculpture

remembering the forests, timber sculpture

remembering the forests, timber sculpture

Remembering the Forests

Australian Red Cedar
95x70cm
Hand carved, shaped abstract form.

Timber Sculpture, Suitable for interior placement only.

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Categories: Abstract Sculpture, Australian Sculptures, interior sculpture, Margaret Sheridan Tags: Australian Sculpture, Contemporary Sculpture, interior sculpture, timber sculpture

Description

Margaret Sheriden
Australian Artist // Sculptor

Specialist Medical Practitioner. Began sculpting as a stone and wood carver in 1994 with Mitzi McColl.
In 1998 went to Pietrasanta in the marble belt of Tuscany and learnt Marble carving using pneumatic tools.
Since then has continued carving a variety of stone, serpentine, sandstone, Australian jade and marble, as well as wood.
A selection of Margaret’s stone carvings and sculpture have been cast in bronze

ArtPark Exhibition Sydney

Additional Information

Australian Red Cedar
95x70cm
Hand carved, shaped abstract form.

Timber Sculpture, Suitable for interior placement only.

Interested in this Sculpture or Artist?

Submit an enquiry and we will respond to you promptly.

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