Peter Randall-Page

Peter Randall-Page

Peter Randall-Page was born in Essex in 1954. He studied at Bath Academy of Art (1973-77). Following his formal education he moved to London and worked with Barry Flanagan for a year. In 1979 he was involved in the conservation of thirteenth-century sculpture at Wells Cathedral in Somerset. In 1980 Randall-Page won a Winston Churchill Memorial Trust ...

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Works

Sculpture

Give and Take
Give and Take
2003
glacial granite boulder
345 x 295 x 262 cm
unique
Womb Tomb
Womb Tomb
2000
granite boulder
240 x 140 x 140 cm
unique
Mother Tongue
Mother Tongue
1998
Kilkenny limestone
114 x 190 x 110 cm
unique
Secret Life I
Secret Life I
1994
granite
122 x 157 x 95 cm
unique
Beneath the Skin
Beneath the Skin
1991
Kilkenny limestone
85 x 158 x 77 cm
unique
Ways to Wrap a Stone I & II
Ways to Wrap a Stone I & II
1990
Kilkenny limestone
39 x 55 x 40 cm
unique

Maquettes

Sum of the Parts
Sum of the Parts
2001
stone
26 x 32 x 26 cm
unique

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our publications

publications from the Cass Sculpture Foundation

Cass Sculpture Foundation 2004/2007

Cass Sculpture Foundation 2004/2007

Thinking Big - concepts for twenty-first century sculpture

Thinking Big - concepts for twenty-first century sculpture

A Vision for Twenty-First Century Sculpture

A Vision for Twenty-First Century Sculpture

other publications

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Sculpture and Drawing: 1977 - 1992

Sculpture and Drawing: 1977 - 1992

Sculpture and Drawing: 1977 - 1992

what we do

commissioning
since its establishment in 1992, the charity has annually commissioned 20 exemplary monumental sculptures from emerging and established contemporary sculptors.

lending
our resource of 80 monumental sculptures are now available on short and long term loan for a monthly fee.

selling
all of the sculptures on the foundation's grounds are available for sale, profits from these sales are split equally between the artist and the foundation, and directly enable future commissions.

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