James Heslip Original Hand-carved Wooden Sculpture Back-to-School a process of discovery-within-the-act of

a process of discovery-within-the-act of painting - not unlike reading tea leaves - in which a subject is ‘recognised’ rather than imposed

With its echos of C17th pastoral genre painting

Mixed media on a skateboard

I lived and worked in London and travelled through Europe

Classic fit with tapped shoulders

James Heslip Original Hand-carved Wooden Sculpture Back-to-School a process of discovery-within-the-act ofOriginal hand carved wooden bass sculpture, by Cornwall based artist James Heslip. This stunning piece is carved from iroko wood, and is hand painted. It hangs from a metal wall fixture, like a traditional wooden sign. Approximate dimensions of the bass: 84. 5 x 35 x 4cm Approximate dimensions of the bass and wall fixture together: 88 cm x 68cm Year Made: 2026 Materials: Iroko wood, acrylic paint, wax and a metal fixture. James Heslip studied Fine Art