Abstract sculpture by British artist Brian Willsher (1930-2010).
Willsher described his technique as ‘doodling in wood’, creating sculptures using a bandsaw in his home studio in South East London. His art career took off after shows at Dunns and Heals in the mid-sixties. Henry Moore praised Willsher: “Here’s pure sculpture, indeed! More than that, memorable sculpture!”
Made of teak or iroko, approx 40cm high. In good condition, the wood colour has faded somewhat. Unsigned.
Abstract sculpture by British artist Brian Willsher (1930-2010).
Willsher described his technique as ‘doodling in wood’, creating sculptures using a bandsaw in his home studio in South East London. His art career took off after shows at Dunns and Heals in the mid-sixties. Henry Moore praised Willsher: “Here’s pure sculpture, indeed! More than that, memorable sculpture!”
Made of teak or iroko, approx 40cm high. In good condition, the wood colour has faded somewhat. Unsigned.
