Sculpture Source

12/12/2025

✨ Our Christmas Giveaway ✨

We are delighted to celebrate the festive season by offering one lucky individual the chance to own this elegant sculpture, titled ‘RB-CR’ by Paul Appleby — the perfect Christmas gift for yourself.

Known for his minimalist, flowing forms, Appleby’s work invites reflection on materiality, motion, and light. RB-CR is a striking example of his unique voice in contemporary sculpture, and a beautiful piece to welcome into your home this Christmas.

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Whether you’re new to collecting or a lifelong art lover, this festive giveaway is your chance to acquire a truly special work and end the year with something extraordinary.

🎄 The winner will be announced just before Christmas.
⏰ Deadline for entries coming soon — stay tuned.

Don’t miss our Christmas Collection via the link in our bio 🔗

PAUL APPLEBY
RB-CR, 2024
Acrylic
8.8 × 7.3 × 5.7 cm
Edition of 50
£240 inc VAT

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18/05/2025

On her process, artist Hannah Lim expresses, "I wanted to slightly separate the designs of my S***f Bottles from myself and instead envision these sculptures as enchanted, animate objects. Alongside this, I had also begun to look more into Chinese mythology and wanted my S***f Bottles to be reflective of the creatures I had started reading about in Chinese and Medieval bestiaries. It has always made perfect sense to sculpt these peculiar, playful and intricate objects with creaturely arms, legs, paws and claws.”

Pictured here:

Hannah Lim
Jade Window S***f Bottle, 2023
Jesmonite, polymer clay, chalk, acrylic paint & resin gloss
18 x 17 x 11 cm
Unique
£2,200 inc VAT

Photograph courtesy of the artist

01/02/2025

We’re thrilled to unveil our latest Sculptors Jewellery collection 💍 where art and craftsmanship come together in wearable form.

Each piece is a celebration of contemporary sculptors’ creativity and skill, transforming sculpture into jewellery that tells a story.

Explore the collection via the link in our bio ✨

Briony Marshall
Silver Water Necklace, 2014
Sterling Silver
9.1 x 5.5 cm
Edition 3 of 20
£1,500 inc VAT

coventry.sculpture

24/10/2024

Eilis O’Connell’s work focuses on signature themes of curvature, edge, and the ‘landscape’ of sculpture, which includes its negative space. O’Connell considers air itself as a sculptural medium within and around her sculptures.

Discover her beautiful bronze work titled ‘Close’, now available on Sculpture Source 🔗

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20/09/2024

Bring your sculpture to life in your home! Looking to showcase your sculpture in a way that transforms your space? Here are our tips to make it the focal point it deserves:

✨ Natural Light is Key: Place your sculpture near a window, outside, or in a well-lit corner to enhance its textures and shadows throughout the day.

✨ Elevate with Style: Use a pedestal or side table to give smaller sculptures height and presence, making them stand out in your space.

✨ Less is More: Keep the surrounding area minimalist. Let your sculpture shine by reducing nearby visual distractions.

✨ Surprising Spots: Don’t be afraid to think outside the box! Entryways, nooks, and shelves are unexpected places that can turn into stunning art displays.

✨ Play with Perspectives: Experiment with placement! Try angles that invite interaction, like placing it at eye-level or below, so visitors engage with it differently.

Charlotte Mayer, Luna (c.2008), Bronze, Edition of 8.

14/09/2024

This portrait of Jon Buck in his studio, captured by the talented in 2019, offers a glimpse into the creative space where his remarkable work comes to life.

Throughout his career, Buck has drawn inspiration from poetry, science, and anthropology, translating his reflections on the world around us into his art. He has focused on his sculpture carrying an interpretable narrative through which the viewer can discover metaphors for life.

For Buck, an artwork is the product of a historical process of ‘aesthetic co-evolution’ between maker and viewer. The form and surface of each work express the preservation of life, inviting a sensory response through their exploration of our modern culture and universal language of signs and symbols.

Tap the link in our bio to explore our new collection of works by Jon Buck 🔗

24/08/2024

09/08/2024

Meet Josefina Isaza, our newest Sculpture Source artist 🐚

Josefina’s ceramics immediately captivated us with their highly tactile glazes, inspired by the language of the natural world. Her work features hundreds of tiny, hair-like spikes, each meticulously crafted using a coiling technique and carefully attached one by one.

As Josefina describes, “My work demonstrates how visual stimuli can be achieved by grouping single elements to form a larger gestalt whole, as reflected throughout nature.”

🔗 Discover more about Josefina and her work in our bio

Image: Burr, Porcelain, Glazes, Oxides and Underglazes, Unique.

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03/07/2024

We are thrilled for our Sculpture Source artists whose work has been hung as part of the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition - Bryan Kneale, William Tucker, Angela Palmer, Ann Christopher, Merete Rasmussen, Susie MacMurray, Peter Randall-Page and David Mach.

A very special congratulations to .sculptor who coordinated this year's exhibition, no small feat. 👏

Get your tickets via the website for the perfect day out 🎟️
Exhibition ends 18th August

.sculptor

01/07/2024

Growing up in rural Wales, Joseph Paxton has long been fascinated by the place of animals within our natural and cultural historical landscapes and the timeless connection, yet separation, we have with the animal world.

"I constantly seek new stories to tell through use of the animal form, that invite us to explore the connections between species and the physical world we inhabit. For millennia, the animal kingdom has held a special place in the human imagination due to their unique abilities and behaviours. I think that this sense of wonder and a desire to connect with their otherness still captivates us."

JOSEPH PAXTON
Haven, 2019
Bronze
Edition of 9
70 x 40 x 36cm

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Image: Haven, 2019, Bronze, 70 x 40 x 36 cm, Edition 1 of 9

25/06/2024

Sculpture Source - Outdoor Sculpture Collection

Bruce Beasley
Thrust, 1993
Bronze
48 x 41 x 33 cm
18 7/8 x 16 1/8 x 13 in
Edition 6 of 9

In the UK summer has finally arrived so its making us think of sculptures that can be enjoyed outside. ☀️

Bruce Beasley’s signature intersecting cuboid forms can be seen here in his fabulous sculpture 'Thrust' and are reminiscent of natural crystalline structures, with sumptuous patinas adding to their organic essence. By breaking out of an expected pattern, his sculpture also has roots in early Modernism, which aimed to reassess the confines of the cube. Throughout Beasley's work he focuses on space that can be experienced, manipulating mass and volume in order to construct the impression of silence or movement.

05/06/2024

On World Environment Day, we recognise the exceptional talent of Michael Cooper in capturing the inner essence of animals through his unique wildlife sculptures.

The smooth surfaces and quiet energy of the animals he depicts make them irresistibly tactile, an aspect which is undoubtedly linked to the careful way in which they are first created from hand-carving blocks of stone. Let’s raise awareness for with his remarkable bronze Polar Bear sculpture! 🌍🌿🐾

Explore more of his work via the link in our bio 🔗

Images: Polar Bear, Bronze, 28.5 x 42 x 17 cm, Edition 6 of 9, £8,000 inc VAT

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