Jon and myself were really delighted to be asked to attend the private view of Emma’s work at the prestigous Chelsea Arts Club in London this week.

Emma is a well established sculptor in bronze and ceramic and her work is sort after by collectors and museums alike.

View more of her work on www.emmarodgers.co.uk

The Chelsea Arts Club was founded on March 21st 1891 on the suggestion of Whistler and now has 1600 painters, sculptors, architects, designers, photographers and filmmakers, and 800 writers, dancers, musicians and other kinds of artists as its Members.

Emma’s work looked fantastic set in the grounds of the club and the evening was extremely well attended, packed in fact!

Below are some images of the two largest sculptures in the grounds of the club and also from a visit I made to the foundry to see them being finished with patina. They are truely awe inspiring and we are really excitied as we will have the opportunity to show them briefly in Gallery SCA once the Chelsea show closes.

Each is only an edition of three.

Watch this space for further details or contact us direct. We still have some of Emma’s work avaiable to purchase, again contact us through the site or call us direct.