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Clive Fredriksson Wood Sculpture of a Coelacanth
We are offering for sale this large wooden sculpture of a Coelacanth by the artist Clive Fredriksson, who has signed the sculpture on its base, but rather indistinctly. However, having spoken to Clive Fredriksson on the telephone, he has confirmed the work as his, one he produced for a gallery a few years ago.
The Coelacanth is a fish which was thought for many years to be extinct, until one was discovered in 1938 by a South African museum curator. It has been found, but rarely, off the coast of Indonesia, one of only two in this location hit the headlines in 2007, and the East Coast of Africa. It is sometimes called the living fossil as it has changed little over the millennia.
Clive Fredriksson is an artist, primarily in oils, and a sculptor. He was born in the 1960s in Zimbabwe, into an artistic family, where he was always encouraged to paint. He paints wildlife and farm animals, as well as some landscapes and figure studies. His ambition is to have his work in every country in the world and he is well on his way to completing this wish. His brother, Tony Fredriksson, is also an internationally recognised sculptor in wood, who, for the past ten years, has been specialising in driftwood sculptures of fish and birds.
Clive has been a full time artist for the last 25 years and undertakes four one-man shows a year. He has a BA in Fine Art and currently resides in Eastbourne.
Length of fish: 36 1/2" - 92.7cm
Length of base: 16" - 40.65cm
Maximum depth: 13 1/2" - 34.3cm
Weight: 5.57kg
Materials: Wood
Condition Very good, consistent with the natural ageing of the wood.
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The Coelacanth is a fish which was thought for many years to be extinct, until one was discovered in 1938 by a South African museum curator. It has been found, but rarely, off the coast of Indonesia, one of only two in this location hit the headlines in 2007, and the East Coast of Africa. It is sometimes called the living fossil as it has changed little over the millennia.
Clive Fredriksson is an artist, primarily in oils, and a sculptor. He was born in the 1960s in Zimbabwe, into an artistic family, where he was always encouraged to paint. He paints wildlife and farm animals, as well as some landscapes and figure studies. His ambition is to have his work in every country in the world and he is well on his way to completing this wish. His brother, Tony Fredriksson, is also an internationally recognised sculptor in wood, who, for the past ten years, has been specialising in driftwood sculptures of fish and birds.
Clive has been a full time artist for the last 25 years and undertakes four one-man shows a year. He has a BA in Fine Art and currently resides in Eastbourne.
Length of fish: 36 1/2" - 92.7cm
Length of base: 16" - 40.65cm
Maximum depth: 13 1/2" - 34.3cm
Weight: 5.57kg
Materials: Wood
Condition Very good, consistent with the natural ageing of the wood.
Price The price has been listed in British Pounds.
Conversion rates as of 31/OCT/2024. Euro & Dollar prices will vary and should only be used as a guide.
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Category Antique Wood Carvings
Date Early 2000s
21st Century Antiques Material Wood
Origin English
Artist Clive Fredriksson
Item code as237a1041
Status Sold
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Private Art dealer
By appointment only
Kent
England, UK
Tel : 01622 812556
Non UK callers : +44 1622 812556
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