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DAVID CREGEEN
Queen Elizabeth II with David Cregeen viewing his London Exhibition. 2006
Queen Elizabeth II with David Cregeen viewing his solo exhibition was held at the Royal Commonwealth Club, London, in honour of Her late Majesty's eightieth birthday.
Queen Elizabeth II. Bronze. H-28cms
The portrait head of the late Queen was sculpted as Head of The Commonwealth for The Commonwealth and for 'Faces in History' commissioned by The AMS Foundation, for Arts, Sciences and Humanities, Washington DC. The sculpture was created from life with 5 sittings with The late Queen at Buckingham Palace.
The Prince of Wales with David Cregeen. 1991
Prince Charles, then Prince of Wales, with David Cregeen at Lancaster House on the occasion of The Prince's unveiling of the sculptor's portrait head of Her late Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II as Head of the Commonwealth.
£1.00 Isle of Man Golden Jubilee Commemorative Stamp
Isle of Man £1.00 Golden Jubilee Stamp commemorating Queen Elizabeth !!'s 80th birthday. The stamp features David Cregeen's portrait head of the late Queen, Lord of Mann
King Charles III. Bronze 1995. H-38cms
The portrait head was sculpted when the King was Prince of Wales for his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother. The sittings for the sculpture took place at the Queen Mother's residence in Scotland, Birk Hall
Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother
The Portrait Head was commissioned by The Honourable Society of Middle Temple to commemorate The Queen Mother's 90th birthday. 9 sittings took place with The Queen Mother at Clarence House
King Michael of Romania. Bronze, 1991. H-38cms
The portrait head was sculpted at the King's home in exile in Switzerland, Villa Serena.
In 1993 an edition of the portrait head was unveiled and presented by the King's consort, Queen Anne, to The Students League of The University of Bucharest on behalf of The Association of Romanian Diaspora in memory of the very many students who gave their lives to overthrow the Romanian Dictator, Nicolae Ceausescu
In 1993 an edition of the portrait head was unveiled and presented by the King's consort, Queen Anne, to The Students League of The University of Bucharest on behalf of The Association of Romanian Diaspora in memory of the very many students who gave their lives to overthrow the Romanian Dictator, Nicolae Ceausescu
David Cregeen working on the portrait head of Queen Camilla at Clarence House, 2006
David Cregeen working on the portrait head, in clay, of Queen Camilla, then Duchess of Cornwall, at Clarence House in 2006.
The work was completed with sittings at Birk Hall, Scotland.
The work was completed with sittings at Birk Hall, Scotland.
Poster 'Humanism in Contemporary British Sculpture'
The exhibition poster for 'Humanism in Contemporary British Sculpture' a GLC (Greater London Council) sponsored exhibition of Five British Sculptors. The exhibition took place at The Royal Festival Hall. London in 1985
Poster 'DAVID CREGEEN SCULPTURE'
Exhibition poster for solo exhibition of sculpture at the Manx National Heritage Museum Douglas. Isle of Man and Side Museum, Side. Antalya. Turkey
Invitation to 'DAVID CREGEEN'
Invitation to solo exhibition of his sculpture at La Maisson de l'Amerique de Latine de Monaco. Sponsored by BNP Paribas Monaco. 2004
Flyer for the exhibition 'Eternal Image- A Journey in Anatolia
An exhibition of the sculpture of David Cregeen and photography of Timurtas Onan held at The Pavilion Gallery. The Royal Geographical Society. London 2007. Sponsored by The Turkish Ministry of Culture and Turkish Airlines
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' with music by Igor Stravinsky. The part of The Chosen Maiden was danced by Ballet Rambert's soloist, Sally Owen. The sculpture was created during the period that Cregeen was 'artist in residence' with Ballet Rambert.
The Chosen Maiden, Bronze. 1981. H-28cms. photo Edward Wolkey
The model for the life size sculpture, The Chosen Maiden. See page FREE STANDING SCULPTURE
Chirali Bronze. 1986. H-62cms.Photo Edward Wolkey.
Rockman. Bronze. 1985--87. H- 66cms. Photo Edward Wolkey
Olive Woman. Bronze. 1987. H-10cms. Photo Edward Wolkey
Warrior II. Painted Bronze. 1984. H-31cms. Photo Edward Wolkey
Goat Woman. Bronze. 1987.H-28cms. Photo Edward Wolkey
Ben. Bronze. 1982 H-56cms. Photo Edward Wolkey
Woman II. Bronze. 1986. L-28cms. Photo Edward Wolkey
Harlequin. Painted Bronze. 1984. H- 83cms. Photo Edward Wolkey
Sabanci Family Memorial. The Sakip Sabanci Museum. Istanbul 2007. Photo Edward Wolkey
Sabanci Family Memorial- Eight bronze portrait heads of the Sabanci Family on granite plinths 2007. The Sakip Sabanci Museum. Istanbul. See under Portrait Heads Section 4- The Sakip Sabanci Family Memorial.
Sakip Sabanci with David Cregeen
Sakip Sabanci, a leading Turkish personality, businessman and major philanthropist for Turkey, with David Cregeen along with the sculptor's portrait head of him, near completion, in clay
David Cregeen with his sculptural Memorial to the Sabanci Family. 2007. Photo Edward Wolkey
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