Powderhall Bronze Home News Casting Metal Fabrication Conservation and Restoration Classes Visits Vincent Butler Bronzes Contact Selected recent projects and commissions We are delighted to launch our new Editions Website featuring pieces recently exhibited at Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival! www.powderhallbronzeeditions.co.uk CAST IN BRONZE We recently hosted an exhibition of Bronze and Resin casts sculptures. Made by artists on our Specialist Sculpture Courses. At The Dundas Street Gallery Edinburgh the exhibition ran from 21 - 28th February 2020 VIEW THE COMPLETE EXHIBITION Selected works ‘Epsilon’ by Keith McCarter, installed at Marchmont House in The Scottish Borders 2019. Enlarged and cast at Powderhall Bronze. Photographed, Keith McCarter (artist) and Hugo Burge (estate owner). Photographs by Jonathan Findlay. Powderhall Bronze’s stand at Hampton Court Garden Festival 2019 ‘Lulla-Bye’ Mortonhall Children’s Memorial sculpture by Andy Scott, 2019 Southwark Memorial by Kenny Hunter 2018 Model T Ford, Fort William 2018 ‘The next big this is… a series of little things’ by Susan Collis, Bristo Square Edinburgh 2018 The Dorothea Tree by Jill Watson, Covent Garden London Wemyss Bay Boy by Angela Hunter Lamp Post (as remembered) by David Shrigley, Folkestone. Images by Ben Pluck Blackbirds by Kenny Hunter, Leicester Square London Really Good by David Shrigley, The Fourth Plinth, Trafalgar Sqaure London Powered by Squarespace

Powderhall Bronze Home News Casting Metal Fabrication Conservation and Restoration Classes Visits Vincent Butler Bronzes Contact Vincent Butler RSA, RGI, PAI Vincent Butler was born in Manchester in 1933. He studied at Manchester College of Art, Edinburgh College of Art and then Brera Academy of Art in Milan, under the teaching of Marino Marini and Giacomo Manzù. Butler began teaching sculpture first in Nigeria in 1960, then returning to the UK in 1963 to teach at Edinburgh College of Art, creating his own works in his Stockbridge studio. Throughout his life Butler created hundreds of Bronzes, mainly of the human form as well as other works depicting animals and still lifes. He was also known later in his life for his beautiful drawings and watercolours, particularly of Panarea, the Aeolian island off Sicily where he lived part of the year. Butler was a member of the Royal Scottish Academy, Royal Glasgow Institute and Paisley Art Institute. His work was widely exhibited throughout Scotland and England as well as around the world and included portraits of HRH Duke of Edinburgh, Cardinal Gordon Gray, Lord Sutherland and Benno Schotz. Sadly Vincent Butler passed away on the 1st of January 2017 after a short illness. A collection of Vincent Butler’s Bronzes are available for purchase. To view the catalogue Click Here Vincent drawing on Panarea, photograph taken by Vincent’s son, Adam Butler Powered by Squarespace