NEWSLETTER - 15th February 2021
The Venus of Willendorf is believed to be the earliest depiction of the female nude (circa 30,000 - 25,000 BC). Standing a little over 11cm tall, and made of oolitic limestone (small spheres called ooiliths are stuck together by lime mud) the figurine is one of the smallest nudes in existence.
The artists featured below have used various media: gouache, sodalite, charcoal, and stainless steel, to produce their ideal female nude.
My best wishes to you all, Leslie
Rose Eva
Genesis
Royal princess sodalite on steel
166 x 48 x 32 cms
£15,000
Mark Clark
Nude with Drapes
Charcoal on paper
47 x 34 cms
RESERVED
Jane Martin
Life Study Perching - Pink and Green
Mixed media
42 x 30 cms
£850
Tom Hiscocks
Vitruvian Woman II, 2020
Stainless steel
90 x 86 x 20 cms
£6,500
