The Gentleman

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steel · galvanised · 165 × 60 × 55 cm · more info

Metal ram sculpture, standing on hind legs, fore legs resting on a crook, dressed in a tweed suit like a gentleman.

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zinc coated steel, 165cm x 60cm x 55cm

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The Gentleman

A large metal sculpture of a Ram dressed in a tweed suit holding a walking cane

The Gentleman is a humorous look at ownership and entitlement. This satirical theme dates back to Victorian times when dressing animals up as humans as a subject for painting became very popular. Today, the Gentleman is a dying breed, largely a figure of history. The Gentleman ram rests on his crook, surveying his land and perhaps his own history, asking the question are we owner or custodian?

Made by: Paul Richardson
Materials: steel
Finishes: galvanised
Availability: sold

Sizes and prices

Height	Width	Depth	Weight	Price
165 cm	60 cm	55 cm	60 kg	on request

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