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Douglas Jeal - Curriculum Vitae
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Museum of Art, Lublin, Poland. Museum of Modern Art, Lodz, Poland. Winchester College of Art, UK. Can Fellipa Arts Centre, Barcelona, Spain. Damsel Mill Gallery, Gloucestershire, UK. Timothy Tew Gallery, Atlanta, Georgia, USA. Sonoma State University, California, USA. Timothy Tew Gallery, Atlanta, Georgia, USA. British Art Olympia, London, UK. Hannah Pashar Sculpture Gardens, Dorking, Surrey, UK. Wysing Arts, Cambridge, UK. Hocham Bay, Suffolk, UK. Gallery Mench, Hamburg, Germany. Epping Forest Museum, UK.
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Douglas Jeal Sculptures - Ceramics: Carins and Koans
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Ceramics: Cairns and Koans. Douglas Jeal Sculptures - Cairns and Ko. If you cannot view this presentation, you may need to download Adobe Flash Player from here. The figurative pieces also accompanying this series were more experimentally minimal and some were left at the biscuit stage enhancing the nature of the form. Sculpture in relation to the human condition. Lattice and the painted pieces. Ceramics - Cairns and Koans. Ceramics - Figurative pieces. Web Design by Damson Tree Designs.
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Douglas Jeal - Contemporary Dance
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Douglas Jeal Sculptures - Dance. If you cannot view this presentation, you may need to download Adobe Flash Player from here. My interest in contemporary dance and music started when I first heard Stravinsky's. The inspiration for my large sculpture of 1965. I had always wanted to work with a composer and choreographer on a public production, and the pieces shown here are costumes and settings for a collaboration with the composer Richard Hoadly. Sculpture in relation to the human condition.
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Douglas Jeal Sculptures - Lattice and the Painted Pieces
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Lattice and the Painted Pieces. Douglas Jeal Sculptures - Lattice and Painted Pieces. More presentations from Linda Hadfield. If you cannot view this presentation, you may need to download Adobe Flash Player from here. The first to be painted was. Which was executed in California and about holding things up both physically and psychologically. Further painted pieces expressing movement followed, such as. Sculpture in relation to the human condition. Lattice and the painted pieces.
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Douglas Jeal - Table-top sculpture
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Douglas Jeal Sculptures - Table-top Per. If you cannot view this presentation, you may need to download Adobe Flash Player from here. These pieces are not maquettes but were made to express different sculptural ideas on a small and tactile scale; they could be defined as neo-constructivist. They are made from clear transparent, coloured translucent or opaque acrylic, singly or in combination. Sculpture in relation to the human condition. Lattice and the painted pieces. Ceramics - Cairns and Koans.
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Douglas Jeal - Sculpture in Relationship to the Human Condition
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Sculpture in Relation to the Human Condition. Douglas Jeal Sculptures - Human conditi. If you cannot view this presentation, you may need to download Adobe Flash Player from here. By the seventies there were new influences:. Buckminster Fuller's ideas of doing more with less in construction led to my use of acrylic sheet which I then reinforced with aluminium to give it strength. The first of these works,. Table for One,. Shelter, Cripple, Famine. Sculpture in relation to the human condition.
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Douglas Jeal Sculptures - figurative Bronzes
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Douglas Jeal Sculptures - Bronzes. If you cannot view this presentation, you may need to download Adobe Flash Player from here. A series of four sculptures executed in California when teaching at Sonoma State University. The wax intrigued me in the way that its properties were so different from clay. It reacted to the warmth of the hand creating forms in a much more plastic manner, often taking the smallest detail like the print of your thumb or fingers. A fallen female figure in the style of Henry Moore.
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Douglas Jeal - Plaster Sculptures
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Douglas Jeal Sculptures - Plaster. If you cannot view this presentation, you may need to download Adobe Flash Player from here. These pieces result from experiments with the varied possibilities of this material. Early pieces were made using shapes obtained by filling balloons with plaster. Recent more tactile pieces were cast using cardboard infills, with the resulting shapes then carved. Sculpture in relation to the human condition. Lattice and the painted pieces. Ceramics - Cairns and Koans.
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Douglas Jeal Sculptures - Figurative Ceramics
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Douglas Jeal Sculptures - Figurative Ce. If you cannot view this presentation, you may need to download Adobe Flash Player from here. Sculpture in relation to the human condition. Lattice and the painted pieces. Ceramics - Cairns and Koans. Ceramics - Figurative pieces. Web Design by Damson Tree Designs.
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Douglas Jeal, Sculptor
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Douglas Jeal is primarily a sculptor engaged in ways in which we communicate ideas through the exploration of light, place, colour and form. Born in South Croydon, he studied Fine Art at Croydon College of Art, Sculpture at St Martins School of Art and has a post graduate degree in European Fine Art from Southampton University. A Fulbright Scholar, he has contributed to the debate on public art in America and Europe. He is a member of the Public Art Steering Group for Cambridge City Council.
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