Clodagh Redden Bronze Curragh for Kilbaha Gallery
Clodagh Redden Bronze Curragh for Kilbaha Gallery
Clodagh Redden Bronze Curragh for Kilbaha Gallery
Clodagh Redden Bronze Curragh for Kilbaha Gallery
Clodagh Redden Bronze Curragh for Kilbaha Gallery

Bronze Currach
by Clodagh Redden

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23" (59cm) x 11" (28cm) and 4.5" (12cm)

€3,300.00

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23″ (59cm) x 11″ (28cm) and 4.5″ (12cm)

A contemporary take on what was the traditional Irish fishing boat on the West of Ireland – Clodagh Redden, a sculptor, and ceramicist, has become truly very well known for her contemporary currachs – both in ceramic and in bronze. Her elongated figures, often both men and women, are beautifully artistic and stylized and her striking boats, are unique pieces, each with individual markings and designs. Clodagh’s work is highly sought after both internationally and here at home. This bronze sculpture is truly striking at 23inches wide (profile view) and 11inches high.
Really great piece and a highly collectable artist.

Clodagh Redden – Irish Contemporary Art – Striking Piece – Bronze – Sculpted in Cork, Cast in Clare – Made in Ireland –

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23″ (59cm) x 11″ (28cm) and 4.5″ (12cm)

For uninsured shipping, (or shipping insured to the value of €100) we use the postal service here in Ireland, called An Post. It is very reliable and we take the utmost care in packing all our pieces to ensure that have the very best chance of arriving safely in their destination. Please note that this option would be at your own risk.

However, as we are aware, accidents can happen and so, taking into account the delicate nature and cost of your purchase, if you would prefer it travel in a specialized and insured Art Box with an Art Handler, then this can be arranged.

For paintings up to and including the size 120cm x 100 cm – prices range from €75 – all the way up to €475 (location dependent)

For paintings or items falling outside of those dimensions then a further discussion is required – as it may need to have a bespoke crate to be built for it.

All enquiries can be directed to kilbahagallery@gmail.com

 

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