Figures

 

 

Reflections

22" x 18" x 14"

Bronze, Silver Nitrate

and French Brown patina

A/P artist proof

Sold

 

 

 

Dancer with pedestal,

50" x 4" x 4",

Bronze, edition of 35,

$1,250

 

 

 

Dancer,

10" x 4" x 4",

Bronze, edition of 35,

$950

 

 

 

Annunciation,

14" x 8" x 5",

Bronze, edition of 35,

$1,800

Annunciation was first shown in Angels, Cupids, and Winged Creatures of Fantasy, an exhibit of the National Sculpture Society that opened in Park Avenue Atrium in February 2002. Explaining its symbolism, Cathy Ferrell wrote: “Mary is embraced by the radiance of God, and human attributes are not necessary to tell the story. The sculpture was a thought that emerged into a figure, her head turning a bit, as she listens to the heavenly voice guiding her. She was first exhibited in New York City following the events of September 11, 2001, and brought hope to people who remarked on the power of the piece.”

 

 

Venus,

12" x 6" x 5",

Alabaster, unique,

$1,800

 

 

 

 

 

The Gathering

Torso I,

Torso II,

Torso III

 

 

 

 

Torso I,

6" x 3" x 3",

Bronze, edition of 10,

$950

 

 

 

 

Torso II,

7" x 4" x 4",

Bronze, edition of 10,

$1,100

 

 

 

Torso III

6" x 3" x 2"

Bronze, edition of 10

$1,100

 

 

 

Ballerina,

20" x 6" x 7",

Bronze, edition of 20,

$1,600

 

 

 

Ballerina,

20" x 6" x 7",

Silver patina,

Bronze, edition of 20,

$1,600

 

 

 

 

Step of Faith,

26" x 19" x 14",

Bronze, edition of 12,

$3,905

 

Thinking of human figures, Cathy Ferrell wrote in 2003: “Begin by studying the subject, recording with eye, heart, sketches, and photographs. Usually a small detail will spring out – a gesture, smile, or attitude – a reflection of the spirit within. That sparks an idea that becomes the theme…” The theme of A Step of Faith relates certainly to mother and child, but can be taken further to represent the water’s edge (baptism) and the symbolism of blessing or annointing – an action of God.

 

 

Best Friends,

Girl, 41" x 20" x 16",

Bronze,

$15,00


Boy 47" x 20" x 16",

Bronze,

$19,000

 

Cathy Ferrell wrote of the origin of Best Friends: “While sculptor in residence at Brookgreen Gardens, I was commissioned by dear friends and major collectors to sculpt their last two grandchildren, representing all 12 of their grands. As the entire family is delightful, I enjoyed the work. This was my first large project involving people.” The subjects were agreeable models and enabled the sculptor to convey the idea of sibling love and devotion: the bond between brother and sister.

 

 

Sassy,

16" x 8" x 8",

Bronze, edition of 10

$2,950

 

 

 

 

Homeward Bound,

12" x 7" x 7",

Bronze, edition of 10,

$2,150

 

 

 

 

 

Emily

9" x 6" x 5"

Clay

NSF

 

 

Bathing Beauty I,

14" x 14" x 10",

Bronze, edition of 12,

$1,650

 

 

 

 

 

Bathing Beauty II,

11" x 8" x 3",

Bronze, edition of 12,

$950

 

 

 

Bathing Beauty III,

7" x 5" x 3",

Bronze, edition of 12,

$700

 

 

 

Diana,

23" x 9" x 6",

Bronze,

$22,500

 

 

 

 

 

Dancer,

10"x4"x4",

Bronze, White base, edition of 35,

$950

 

 

 

 

 

 

Harvest Basket,

8"x7"x5",

Bronze, edition of 12,

$1,250

 

 

In 2007, along with two other works by Cathy Ferrell, Harvest Basket was included in Visions of America, the annual exhibition of the American Academy of Women Artists at the Bennington Center for the Arts in Bennington, VT. Works from this show also were featured in the August 2007 issue of American Art Review.

 

 

Windswept,

10" x 6" x 5",

Study Piece,

Resin

 

 

 

Windswept,

10" x 6" x 5",

Study Piece,

Resin

 

 

 

Windswept,

10" x 6" x 5",

Study Piece,

Resin

 

 

 

Figure Relief,

14" x 10" x 2",

Resin,

$450

 

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