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Lee Forester
Spain
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469 pieces
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
Artwork details
- Medium : Cement, Wood With Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 16.5in, Height: 6.7in, Depth: 7.9in
About this artwork
Based on a live model in his studio, he carved this timeless pose from a single block of English Lime-Wood. He finds that the natural beauty of wood complements the soft curves of the feminine figure perfectly and the smooth finish invites the viewer to caress the sculpture, his photos don't do justice to how appealing this sculpture is to the touch.
Mounted on a cast concrete base whose rough texture contrasts with the wood and gives this sculpture… a modern twist. (Note: This sculpture can be easily removed from the concrete base and displayed as just the carved wood if preferred).
Being carved by hand with traditional tools this sculpture is completely unique. Both the wood sculpture and the concrete base are signed by the artist and a Certificate of Authenticity is provided with this sculpture.
Mounted on a cast concrete base whose rough texture contrasts with the wood and gives this sculpture… a modern twist. (Note: This sculpture can be easily removed from the concrete base and displayed as just the carved wood if preferred).
Being carved by hand with traditional tools this sculpture is completely unique. Both the wood sculpture and the concrete base are signed by the artist and a Certificate of Authenticity is provided with this sculpture.
Lee Forester
Spain
Credentials
- Works on commission
« Nature created everyone beautifully. My dream is to capture that beauty in the natural material of wood. »
Lee Forester is a sculptor based in Spain whose works have been exhibited nationally. The majority of his pieces center around the female figure. For Forester, it is not only because he admires women as "nature's most beautiful creations", but also because of the infinite variety of shapes and curves in their forms, which complement his chosen medium of wood.
