Michael Sandle

Queen of the Night

1998

bronze
30 x 12 x 11 cm
edition of 7

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Based on the Indian Deity Kali, the Goddess of Love and Revenge, Sandle's 'Queen' speaks of ruthless femininity and violence and cruelty of women. It is one of a number of standing figures, which include St Margaret 1992 and The Woman for Heidelberg 1987, which are made to a similar scale. Sandle's patina for the monumental version of this sculpture is (appropriately) black, whereas the maquette is green.

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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

Sculpture at Goodwood | British Contemporary Sculpture 00/01

Sculpture at Goodwood | British Contemporary Sculpture 00/01

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Human Anatomy for Artists: The Elements of Form

Human Anatomy for Artists: The Elements of Form

Human Anatomy for Artists: The Elements of Form
The Materials of Sculpture

The Materials of Sculpture

The Materials of Sculpture
Manual of Sculpting Techniques

Manual of Sculpting Techniques

Manual of Sculpting Techniques

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