John Begg Sculpture

John Begg sculpture.

John Begg sculpture.

1960s driftwood sculpture.

1970s resin sculpture.

1960s carved onyx cat sculpture on marble base.

1960s skyline sculpture. Metal on granite base.

A wonderfully hand-carved block sculpture of a couple dancing. The sculpture is reminiscent of folk carving and WPA styles.

Driftwood sculpture selected by John Dickinson for the Historic Firehouse, San Fransisco. Placed in John's bedroom on the same cases shown, (also available) Custom brass display mount...

John Campbell laminated walnut sculpture, signed with a studio plaque on the base.

An unusual sculpture by John Risley, circa 1960s. Could be hung or stand on a pedestal.

Abstract sculpture by John Atkin. Signed by the artist 1963.

This wood scultpure showing fine traces of polychromy depicts John the Baptist, one the Old Testament’s last prophets and the first martyr of the New Testament. He is easily recognizable with the lamb he is carrying in his left hand. The way the artist has carved the face exudes a spiritual strenght inherited from previous centuries. Description Saint John the Baptist is depicted bare feet, seated in a hieratic manner. His elongated face is marked by a beard and a moustache. The straight nose and wide eyes indicate a Spanish origin. This asumption is reaffirmed by the Saint’s resigned expression. His parted hair frames his face while uncovering his ears. He wears a round collar red-orange tunic, draped onto the body and belted at the waist. A flap of his green coat covers his knees and falls down in stylized pleats. Following iconographic rules Saint John the Baptist is pointing with his right hand the lamb seated...