| Dame Elisabeth Frink |
| Biography |
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1939 - 1993, Thurlow, Suffolk. Attended Guildford Art School and Chelsea School of Art where she studied under Professor Bernard Meadows. Her Collectors include: Museum of Modern Art, New York and National Gallery of Australia, Melbourne. Dame Elizabeth. Dame Elizabeth Frink was one of Britain's most acclaimed sculptors. Her fame as a sculptor overshadowed the fact that she was also an accomplished print-make although her output of etchings and lithographs was under 100 prints. Her favourite themes were bids and animals. Amongst the most important of her prints were the series depicting man and horse, and she also produced a set of illustrations to Chaucer's Canterbury Tales. |
| Horse and Rider Lithograph 1976 ed 50 66x45 £2200 framed |
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| I Flew through a Black Cloud Etching 1987 ed 48 31x31 poa framed |
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| Spinning Man V Lithograph 1965 ed 65 80x57 £900 framed |
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| Corrida V Lithograph 1973 ed72 57x77 £1350 framed SOLD |
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| Nude Lithograph 1982 ed 85 65x50 £1300 SOLD |
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| Spinning Man 11 Lithograph 1965 ed 50 57x80 £850 framed SOLD |
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| Freedom Etching 1988 ed 100 29x22 £950 framed SOLD |
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| Rejoneadora III Lithograph 1973 ed 72 57x77 POA SOLD |
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| The Grey Rider Lithograph 1970 ed 500 59x78 poa SOLD |
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| Corrida IV Lithograph 1973 ed 72 57x77 POA SOLD |
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| Corrida II Lithograph 1973 ed 72 57x77 POA SOLD |
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| Coriolanus lithograph 1964 ed 50 62x49 £850 SOLD |
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Head I |
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Spinning
man V |
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