Sharon Griffin - “Breathing in The Truth”

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Sharon Griffin - “Breathing in The Truth”Original sculpture by artist Sharon Griffin. High fired terracotta, heavy slips and textures detail on the hair and back. Suggested scars and memories of the past. S he is linked directly to the Earth and feels emotion linked to the story of the land. S he hears the breathing of the woods, the sighing of the stones and rocks, feels the gentle swaying of the trees. S he breathes it all in and is witness to the land and earth we live upon.

The CarltonHouse desk form is supposed to have been designed in the 18th century for the Prince of Wales (who later became George IV) by George Hepplewhite

Beautiful Carrara marble Angel

and an instant lift to an interior

Autumn speaks of the changing of seasons

These details reflect its long working life and lend the piece an honest

Please note: lantern is lit for photos with tea light candles-the lantern is unwired and in its original condition

was created in the 1500s and would have been used in the town or village Church

adding a unique touch to any room

The pots à feu take their inspiration from both Baroque and Classical architectural tradition

stable and freestanding

flecks of gilt showing through the silver leaf

This piece is exceptionally finely cast directly from the original bronze sculpture on a bronze base

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