| Oliffe Richmond |
| Biography |
| 1919-77 was born in Australia, but moved to the UK after art school to become an assistant to Henry Moore in 1949/50. He taught sculpture at Chelsea School of Art and was included in many Arts Council 'British sculpture' exhibitions during the 1950s and 1960s. One-man exhibitions included Hamilton Gallery and Molton Gallery. A major retrospective was held in Australia in 1980. Oliffe Richmond's work is included in many public collections including the Arts Council and the Tate Gallery, who have 8 works by the artist. |
| Four Figures Lithograph 1966 ed 250 77x52 £350 framed |
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| Discus Lithograph 1966 ed 250 65x51 £300 framed SOLD |
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| Big Man Lithograph 1966 ed 250 65x51 £300 framed SOLD |
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| Standing Group Lithograph 1966 ed 250 64x51 £300 framed SOLD |
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| Dance Lithograph 1966 ed 250 65x51 £325 framed SOLD |
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| Marathon Lithograph 1966 ed 250 65x51 £300 framed SOLD |
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| Pilot Lithograph 1966 ed 250 65x51 £300 framed SOLD |
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