Gregory Percival Aviation and Motorsport Sculpture
Award winning associate of The Guild of Aviation Artists
Tweet Burt Munro (1899-1978) 10 FEB, 2021 Herbert James “Burt” Munro was a motorcycle racer from New Zealand whose speed record exploits on the salt flats of Bonneville late in life were immortalised in the 2005 film The World’s Fastest Indian starring Anthony Hopkins. Born in March
Tweet Air Ministry, 15 November 1940. The KING has been graciously pleased to confer the Victoria Cross on the undermentioned officer in recognition of most conspicuous bravery : — Flight Lieutenant James Brindley NICOLSON (39329) — No. 249 Squadron. During an engagement with the enemy
TweetAyrton Senna da Silva New Patinated and Extended Edition December 2017 Artists Proof AP002/002 the second artists proof of the new work based on the existing ‘Senna’ sculpture from the studio of Gregory Percival. This will be its first ever world wide public viewing of
Tweet Latest ‘Endurance’ sculpture sold is edition number 009/010 . Current pricing £6000. Only one edition left of the patinated version, One edition held in reserve. Artmoorhouse Gallery October to November 2018 A new installation at the fabulous ArtMoorHouse Gallery London Wall London. Three
TweetEditions of this remarkable sculpture are now becoming very limited the current edition for sale is number 21 of 25 ‘I first encountered Gregs work whilst filming at the Boultbee Flight Academy, in Chichester back in 2015 for Channel 4. I remember the reception area
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TweetHans Joachim von Hippel – Albatros D.Va “Blitz” ‘I first encountered Gregs work whilst filming at the Boultbee Flight Academy, in Chichester back in 2015 for Channel 4. I remember the reception area was jammed full of really amazing aviation artefacts; spitfire yokes, reflector gun
TweetEdition 016/025 2018 This edition created in April 2019 will be offered for sale at the Bonhams Festival of Speed Sale 2019 The edition has the new hand cut Limestone base by the artist. A new addition for the work which elevates the sculpture and
TweetThe final tribute in this particular Spitfire trilogy, art and purpose unite to form a beautiful yet practical piece of original work. Following the The final tribute in this particular Spitfire trilogy, art and purpose unite to form a beautiful yet practical piece of original
TweetAlbert Ball Albert Ball VC, DSO & 2 Bars, MC (14 August 1896 – 7 May 1917) was an exceptional English fighter pilot of the First World War. He was a recipient of the Victoria Cross, for gallantry “in the face of the enemy”, the
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Tweet‘Double Exposure’ An optical experience in respect of the Photo Reconnaisance Unit who flew bravely, unarmed and fast to capture vital images. Develop your own picture by viewing different angles of the cube. This solid cube weighs 13kg and is about 22cm cubed, containing two
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