Andrew Kay Sculpture
Based in the north of England, Andrew Kay is an award winning sculptor whose work can be seen throughout the world. Available works and commissions taken.


Website: www.andrewkaysculpture.co.uk
Telephone: (+44) 015242 71575
Email: andy@andrewkaysculpture.co.uk
Address: Andrew Kay Sculpture, Beckside Studio, Kirkby Lonsdale, Cumbria LA6 2QG
Facebook: www.facebook.com/andrewkaysculptor
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Based in the north of England, Andrew Kay is an award winning sculptor whose work can be seen throughout the world.
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From his studio set in the wild hills of his native county of Cumbria, Andrew creates sculpture that attracts widespread acclaim; his work being commissioned by both public bodies and private collectors. Drawing from the natural world for inspiration, the life size sculptures capture the powerful anatomy and essence of wild beasts using deceptively simple form and structure.
BOXING HARES
A pair of Boxing Hares. 5 foot high with hidden plinth.
Springing forth after winter, the high energy of these two jousting for creation, the male ever keen with his intended having other ideas, at least for now! A positive, mad sculpture in a larger than life scale. Dimensions 130 x 110cm
Shire On Ash Hill
Large Shire Horse plodding over buttercups.
This wonderful beast has had a hard day toiling for his masters; committed, compliant but still oh so powerful. Large section steel employed which creates more abstracted form.
Dimensions 300 x 100 x 190cm
The creation of a sculpture
https://youtu.be/ysPgWwvZGno
Would you like to talk to Andrew about your sculpture commission? For all enquiries and orders please call Andrew on (+44) 07740 306412 or visit the website
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