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Donald Wells Donald Wells is a sculptor, who was born in Silverdale Staffordshire back in 1929 and studied at Newcastle-under-Lyme School of Art, where Jack Clarkson, an associate of Henry Moore, taught him. His first solo exhibition was at the AIA Gallery, London in 1962 and during the Sixties he showed in numerous exhibitions in London, including ones at the Drian Gallery, with which he was closely associated for many years. His work in bronze, plaster and stone can also be found in numerous public and private collections not only in this country but also in France, Germany, Switzerland, USA, Poland and Australia. Donald has also exhibited at the Arts Council, the Carnegie Institute Pittsburgh, the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw and Beaux Arts in Bath. Donald has had two exhibitions of his sculpture at the Harlequin Gallery in the past but his most recent exhibition in October 2005 concentrated on his paintings that have never been exhibited anywhere before. Examples of Donald’s work currently available at the gallery: -
Birth 1 (1968) – framed ink and wash. Dimensions: 38.75 by 28.0 cm (15.25” by 11.0”) Price: £250	Sentinel 2006 – Sculpture in wood. Height (including base): 76.2cm (30.0”) Price: £750
Totem 1980 – Sculpture in wood. Height (including base): 64.1cm (25.25”) Price: £335	Serpentine (1969) – aluminium mounted on black painted board. Dimensions of aluminium: 26.0cm by 21.9cm (10.25” by 8.6”) Dimensions including mounting board: 33.0cm by 27.9cm (13” by 11”) Price: £500
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