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Harlequin Gallery

 

 

Alan Wallwork – the Cream of the First French Firings

28th January to 18th February 2007

 

Below are the five pots left for sale at the end of the Private View: -

 


No. 8 – Cleft Sphere.
Height: 16.5cm (6.5”)
Width: 14.75cm (5.8”)
Price: 
SOLD

  
No.11 – Cleft Sphere.
Height: 16.25cm (6.4”)
Width: 14.0cm (5.5”)
Price: £100





No.24 – Small Egg Pebble.
Height: 11.4 cm (4.5”)
Width: 16.25cm (6.4”)
Price:
SOLD


No.12 – Pierced Crescent.
Height: 21.8cm (8.6”)
Width: 29.8cm (11.75”)
Price:
SOLD


No.34 – Large Pale Grey Grooved Oval.
Height: 34.5cm (13.6”)
Width: 29.2cm (11.5”)
Price: £300


  Most of you will be aware that after the opening of the gallery’s last exhibition of Alan Wallwork’s pots in November 2004, the man went off to S. W. France to start his new life in the sun – escaping as he thought the cold winters of Dorset. It was always hoped that Alan would eventually tire of basking in the sun with a wine glass in his hand and get around to building a kiln and making more pots with “a French twist”. This exhibition fulfils the hopes that I had even if Alan’s new home is a little too high up in the foothills of the Pyrenees for it to give him the never ending sunshine that he craved. My attempts to cheer him up with telephone calls from London telling him of dustings of snow were inevitably met with tales of 5 or 6 foot of the stuff outside his front door. However, despite this and his fear of burning down his house when firing his kiln new pots have been produced. These are instantly recognisable as being work of the master yet with an added zing – the “je ne sais quoi” that we joked about when he first went there. Hope you enjoy the result.

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