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Some of her figures are slightly elongated to emphasise the grace and elegance of the African female form.
Annie's website - http://www.anniepeaker.co.uk
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Friday, November 23, 2012
Annie Peaker
Inspired by her love for African culture, UK ceramicist Annie Peaker captures the beauty of African women in ceramic sculptures.
Some of her figures are slightly elongated to emphasise the grace and elegance of the African female form.
Annie's website - http://www.anniepeaker.co.uk
Love the big dancing mammas - so full of character and humour
Some of her figures are slightly elongated to emphasise the grace and elegance of the African female form.
Annie's website - http://www.anniepeaker.co.uk
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These are great. I like the slightly elongated look on the first ones, it adds to the elegance.
These are really beautiful!
Lovely. You can really appreciate the details..especially the folds in the fabric. I love how the people are elongated and exaggerated, but the animals and other items are perfect. Very lovely indeed.
They are pretty! I love their head dresses!
These sculptures are so pretty! I love the tall slim ones and the short, wider ones too - people come in all shapes and sizes! :)
I LOVE these! the fat mamas are so real, the tall beauties are so graceful. I laughed at the ones with fish balanced on their heads. Really nice.
Rosemary
These are all very interesting. I love how they are elongated! Thanks for sharing!
-Karen
www.yourstylistkaren.com
These are also amazing thanks for posting such wonderful artists.
Vos statues sont spleendiiides. Bravo 👏
These sculptures are gorgeous. They remind me of a piece that I saw years ago in a little shop in Saugatuck, MI. It was a terracotta planter with beautiful flowers in in the form of long necked African women with mouths open in song.
I deeply regret not making that purchase.
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