Penny Fowler – The Gallery at Bevere, Worcester

Green on black on white

signed

The Arts Council England’s “OWN ART” Scheme for interest free loan is available to UK residents who visit the Gallery

repayable over ten months-

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Welcome to collect from the Gallery

Additional Notes

“I use porcelain and bone china clays. I make moulds in which I cast my forms, which enables me to make very thin fine forms, often using layers or inlays of different coloured slips. The forms are then hand carved and then finely sanded to achieve a natural smooth “pebble” like quality. I often make forms that link together as pairs.

I do not see my work as primarily functional, rather than as pieces in their own right, which enhance the interior in which they are placed and as pieces in which form and decoration become fused.

Inspiration is always from life and drawn from a wide variety of sources including people, architectural features, objects in museums, and natural forms.

My work arises from abstracting, developing and combining different aspects of the natural and the man-made world.”

Medium: Clay

blue, green, black & white – 4 stripes

signed

The Arts Council England’s “OWN ART” Scheme for interest free loan is available to UK residents who visit the Gallery or ‘Buy online’

repayable over ten months-

UK AND WORLD WIDE SHIPPING NOT INCLUDED IN THE PRICE – CHARGED AT COST – For all details

Tel 01905 7544840 or click on “Check” below.

Welcome to collect from the Gallery

Additional Notes

“I use porcelain and bone china clays. I make moulds in which I cast my forms, which enables me to make very thin fine forms, often using layers or inlays of different coloured slips. The forms are then hand carved and then finely sanded to achieve a natural smooth “pebble” like quality. I often make forms that link together as pairs.

I do not see my work as primarily functional, rather than as pieces in their own right, which enhance the interior in which they are placed and as pieces in which form and decoration become fused.

Inspiration is always from life and drawn from a wide variety of sources including people, architectural features, objects in museums, and natural forms.

My work arises from abstracting, developing and combining different aspects of the natural and the man-made world.”

Medium: Clay

Bluey, green, black & white

signed

The Arts Council England’s “OWN ART” Scheme for interest free loan is available to UK residents who visit the Gallery

repayable over ten months-

UK AND WORLD WIDE SHIPPING NOT INCLUDED IN THE PRICE – CHARGED AT COST – For details

Tel 01905 7544840 or click on “Check” below.

Welcome to collect from the Gallery

Additional Notes

“I use porcelain and bone china clays. I make moulds in which I cast my forms, which enables me to make very thin fine forms, often using layers or inlays of different coloured slips. The forms are then hand carved and then finely sanded to achieve a natural smooth “pebble” like quality. I often make forms that link together as pairs.

I do not see my work as primarily functional, rather than as pieces in their own right, which enhance the interior in which they are placed and as pieces in which form and decoration become fused.

Inspiration is always from life and drawn from a wide variety of sources including people, architectural features, objects in museums, and natural forms.

My work arises from abstracting, developing and combining different aspects of the natural and the man-made world.”

Medium: Clay

Green on blue on green

signed

The Arts Council England’s “OWN ART” Scheme for interest free loan is available to UK residents who visit the Gallery

repayable over ten months-

UK AND WORLD WIDE SHIPPING NOT INCLUDED IN THE PRICE – CHARGED AT COST – For details

Tel 01905 7544840 or click on “Check” below.

Welcome to collect from the Gallery

Additional Notes

“I use porcelain and bone china clays. I make moulds in which I cast my forms, which enables me to make very thin fine forms, often using layers or inlays of different coloured slips. The forms are then hand carved and then finely sanded to achieve a natural smooth “pebble” like quality. I often make forms that link together as pairs.

I do not see my work as primarily functional, rather than as pieces in their own right, which enhance the interior in which they are placed and as pieces in which form and decoration become fused.

Inspiration is always from life and drawn from a wide variety of sources including people, architectural features, objects in museums, and natural forms.

My work arises from abstracting, developing and combining different aspects of the natural and the man-made world.”

Medium: Clay

Black on white on blue

Three stripes

signed

The Arts Council England’s “OWN ART” Scheme for interest free loan is available to UK residents who visit the Gallery

repayable over ten months-

UK AND WORLD WIDE SHIPPING NOT INCLUDED IN THE PRICE – CHARGED AT COST – For details

Tel 01905 7544840 or click on “Check” below.

Welcome to collect from the Gallery

Additional Notes

“I use porcelain and bone china clays. I make moulds in which I cast my forms, which enables me to make very thin fine forms, often using layers or inlays of different coloured slips. The forms are then hand carved and then finely sanded to achieve a natural smooth “pebble” like quality. I often make forms that link together as pairs.

I do not see my work as primarily functional, rather than as pieces in their own right, which enhance the interior in which they are placed and as pieces in which form and decoration become fused.

Inspiration is always from life and drawn from a wide variety of sources including people, architectural features, objects in museums, and natural forms.

My work arises from abstracting, developing and combining different aspects of the natural and the man-made world.”

Medium: Clay

I do not see my work as primarily functional, rather than as pieces in their own right, which enhance the interior in which they are placed and as pieces in which form and decoration become fused.

Inspiration is always from life and drawn from a wide variety of sources including people, architectural features, objects in museums, and natural forms.

My work arises from abstracting, developing and combining different aspects of the natural and the man-made world.”

Medium: Clay