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DAVID CREGEEN
1. Queen Elizabeth II with David Cregeen viewing his London Exhibition. 2006. Held in honour of the late Queen's 80th birthday.
Queen Elizabeth II
Bronze. H-28cms. Sculpted as Head of The Commonwealth for The Commonwealth Secretariat and 'Faces in History'. The sculpture was created from life with 5 sittings at Buckingham Palace.
Isle of Man £1 Golden Jubilee stamp featuring David Cregeen's portrait head of The Queen, Lord of Man
King Michael of Romania
Bronze. 1991. H-38cms. Sculpted from life at the King's 'home in exile' in Switzerland. The portrait head was later presented by the king's wife. Queen Anne, in 1993 to The Student's League at The University of Bucharest on behalf of the Association of Romanian Diaspora in memory of those students who died in overthrowing the communist dictatorship of Nicolae Ceausescu.
King Chares III.
Bronze 1995. H-38cms. please follow with the text which is already there
Humanist Exhibition
Exhibition poster for the GLC sponsored exhibition of Five British Sculptors
'Humanism in Contemporary British Sculpture'
The Royal Festival Hall. London 1985.
'Humanism in Contemporary British Sculpture'
The Royal Festival Hall. London 1985.
David Cregeen working on his portrait head of Queen Camilla, at the time The Duchess of Cornwall. Clarence House. 2006.
Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother.
Invitation to his solo exhibition at La Maison de l'Amerique Latine de Monaco. 2004.
Poster for Solo Exhibition, Side Museum. Antalya. Turkey. and The Manx National Heritage Museum. Douglas. Isle of Man. 2002.
Eternal Image - A Journey in Anatolia
Flyer for the exhibition 'Eternal Image- A Journey in Anatolia' of David Cregeen and Timurtas Onan.
The Pavilion Gallery. The Royal Geographical Society. London 2007
The Pavilion Gallery. The Royal Geographical Society. London 2007
The Chosen Maiden
Bronze. 1981. H-28cms. The model for the life size sculpture, The Chosen Maiden.
The Chosen Maiden
Bronze. 1985/86. Life-size.
Newton Don House. The Borders. Scotland.
The sculpture was inspired by Ballet Rambert's rival of Sergei Diaghilev's Ballet 'The Rite of Spring', music by Igor Stravinsky. The part of the Chosen Maiden was danced by Rambert's soloist Sally Owen. The sculpture was created during the period that Cregeen was 'artist in residence' with Ballet Rambert.
Newton Don House. The Borders. Scotland.
The sculpture was inspired by Ballet Rambert's rival of Sergei Diaghilev's Ballet 'The Rite of Spring', music by Igor Stravinsky. The part of the Chosen Maiden was danced by Rambert's soloist Sally Owen. The sculpture was created during the period that Cregeen was 'artist in residence' with Ballet Rambert.
Chirali. Bronze 1987 H-62cms
Rockman . Bronze. 1984-1987. H-66cms
Olive Woman. Bronze.1987. H-10cms
Warrior II. Painted Bronze. 1984. H-31cms
Goat Woman. Bronze. 1987.H-28cms
Ben. Bronze. 1982 H-56cms
Woman II. Bronze. 1986. L-28cms
Harlequin. Painted Bronze. 1984. H- 83cms
The Sabanci Family Memorial Group at The Sakip Sabanci Museum. Istanbul. 8 portrait Heads on granite plinths with a fountain in front . Bronze. 2006.
8 Bronze Heads of the Sabanci Family on Granite Plinthes 2007. The Sakip Sabanci Museum. Istanbul
Sakip Sabanci with David Cregeen and with the sculptor's portrait head of Sakip Sabanci near completion in clay.
David Cregeen standing within the Sabanci Memorial that he created to the Sabanci Family at the Sakip Sabanci Museum. Istanbul.
David Cregeen in the courtyard of his South Bank London Studio. 1986.
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