Mirka Mora 'Elephant Doll' flora

Mirka Mora 'Elephant Doll' floraMirka Moras interest in dolls and puppets, or soft sculpture, began with her theatre and mime training. As an adult she also collected antique dolls, before finally embarking on creating them herself in 1970. The characters she birthed in cloth felt, to Mora, like substitute children; at the time, her sons were living apart from her. Indeed, despite being mere paint and cloth, Mora's dolls felt alive. When they were first exhibited in 1971, John Reed

'The fiftieth mold

Printed on 300 gsm Velin Arches

tracing its rhythms

works on paper and the female form

Cassab was Holocaust survivor

Paper Size: 48 x 38 cm

Gill Del-Mace’s scenes lure the viewer - like a laced lollipop - into her fantastical carnival

The British-born David Aspden came to prominence with hard-edge abstraction and shaped canvasses

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It is a limited edition of 250 and it comes with a Certificate of Authenticity from the publisher so that you can document your collection

For collectors of landscape art and admirers of nature

Larwill was a free spirit who had a nickname for everyone