Although Bob Rogers has retired from academic life as a University Lecturer who specialisied in three dimension artwork, he continues to sculpt at his Falmouth home and his small figures and cityscapes attract a great deal of attention and admiration and are eagerly sought, especially as discerning gifts.
The Great Atlantic Galleries are pleased to be able to show Bobs work, on which he has this to say
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Sculpture for me is chiefly about invention of forms and images, as it has been from 30,000 B.C. to the 20th century, whether in the idealised figures of ancient Greece, the spiritual images of India and medieval Europe, the endlessly inventive carvings of tribal Africa, or the playfulness of pre-Columbia Peruvian sculptors/potters.
I like to work in high-fired clay (stoneware), modelling solid in the manner of sculptors rather than potters and firing rather than casting. I prefer working on a small scale, making sculpture that appeals to the hand as well as the eye - the amulet rather than the monument. This gives scope for a wide range of invention and experiment in imagery and form and a fairly rapid turnover of ideas.
Being stuck for months chiselling away at one big idea has never appealed to me. Sculpture, Arturo Martini said, is a dialogue with past. I like that.

Bather 21 x 17 x 4cm stoneware clay £320
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Cityscape
14 x 60 x 7cm stoneware clay £795
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Cityscape II
14 x 38 x 8cm stoneware clay £595
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Dancer
20 x 17 x 4cm stoneware clay £320
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Expecting
19 x 7.5 x 5cm stoneware clay £320
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Figure made on wood
21 x 14 x 4cm stoneware clay £320
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Hill City
33 x 40 x 9cm stoneware clay £995
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Hill City II
33 x 48 x 4cm stoneware clay £895
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Mermaid
20 x 13 x 4cm stoneware clay £320
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Temples
35 x 17 x 7cm ceramic £495
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