sculpture in oak of a mother and child, height 6.25ins, together with a female bust in wood, height 5.25ins, and a larger sculpture also in wood, entitled ‘Playmates’ in pencil to bottom of base, height 14ins and another unfinished sculpture of a mother holding a child, height 21ins
quantity of sculptures, all in wood, to include a study of flowers, possibly irises, height 21ins, together with a sleeping baby, height 3.25ins, and a study bearing label and entitled ‘Ebony Girl’, height 8.5ins, a study of a mother and child, height 8ins, and two other smaller examples
various sculptures, in wood, mainly wildlife studies, including rodents, birds, a cat and a rabbit etc., height 11ins and down
various sculptures in wood, including a squirrel, an owl, a pestle and a bear, bearing a label from the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 1985 and entitled ‘The Bearimet!’, heights 11ins and down
sculpture in lilac wood, bearing label from Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 1991, entitled ‘Skullhead’, height 5ins, together with a sculpture in applewood also bearing label for 1990, entitled ‘Orbit’, height 11.5ins
sculpture in wood of a sleeping baby, length 20ins, together with a large wooden sculpture of a marine mammal, possibly an orca, height 21ins, length 22ins
sculpture in wood, of a woman in flowing robes, height 31ins, together with two large sculptures in wood of organic forms, 22ins and 23ins respectively.
Abstract Form Wood (Oak) 33 cms x 20 cms (approx.). Signed in pencil to base “Parker 54” (1954).
Provenance: Royal Academy, London student from 20th June 1946 to 30th June 1951 – Artists Condition Report : Good colour and patination, shrinkage cracks to surface of oak and very minor edge wear commensurate with age.
Exhibitions : Royal Academy, London 1950’s : New England Art Club (N.E.A.C) : Belgrave Gallery, London 1977.
Royal Academy, London Librarian from 1974 – 1986.
Constance-Anne Parker won bronze, silver and gold medals regularly each year at The Royal Drawing Societies Exhibition, London.
£950.00
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