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CoadePlaster Roundel Depicting Winter from The Four Seasons Set2023
2023
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Coade Studio decorative plaster roundel depicting 'Winter' cherub, draped and holding a bear branch/twig. Modelled in delicate low relief. The four seasons roundels are influenced by the 18th century Coade designs.
This is the plaster version of our Four Seasons roundel, for indoor use only.
Also available as a set £6,000 + VAT
- Creator:Coade (2000, English)
- Creation Year:2023
- Dimensions:Height: 25.6 in (65 cm)Diameter: 25.6 in (65 cm)
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- Gallery Location:Salisbury, GB
- Reference Number:1stDibs: LU2347212273172
Coade
Established in 2000, Coade Studio specialises in creating exquisite sculpture in classical and contemporary style using a variety of materials, namely Coade, bronze, lead, plaster, resin and terracotta. Our team of highly skilled craftsmen produce portraiture, classical ornaments and monumental figures for discerning clients. Coade stone was created in the 18th century as a remarkable new building material and was used by the eminent architects of the day. The characteristics of the material, which is actually ceramic, makes it possible to produce sculpture with the finest of detail but also durable and resistant to harsh weather. When Stephen Pettifer finished his training in Sculpting, Stone Carving, Restoration and Conservation, he was surprised to find that Coade was no longer being used as a sculptural medium and that the method had been lost over time. He set out to develop the recipe and techniques of producing Coade to the same standard as was originally used in the 18th century. Today, Coade Studio takes on commissions of classical sculpture and contemporary pieces for modern country estates, as well as carrying out restoration of historic buildings in the UK.
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