Artstone Sculpture By Christine Baxter

Affordable Garden Sculpture with unique and original new garden sculpture. Interests in the classical, the human form and objects in nature.

Artstone Garden Sculpture is run jointly by Christine Baxter and Alex Brown. Alex Brown is an Artist in his own right and contibutes to quality, design and production of the pieces.

Artstone is the trade name of garden sculpture made by Christine Baxter. Christine is a classically trained sculptor who studied at Camberwell School of Art London. Christine, over the last 20 yrs has become a well established sculptor and artist and has worked for many years for the film and gift industry. Now concentrating her time on Garden Sculture and gallery pieces. Christine's studio is now based in a converted barn studio on the Lydney Park Estate Gloucestershire.

Christine has, over the last couple of years been producing original and unique new garden sculpture her interestes include the classical, the human form and objects in nature. - The sculptures are also avaliable in a dark faux-bronze finish examples of which can be seen on this site. Christine has plans to produce a number of new designs for 2012. The focus will be on expanding her Contemporary Fine Art work. Customer feedback and sales have shown that this is an under represented market and so over the Winter months her aim is to create new pieces to complement her existing contemporary work. Christine aims to produce garden sculpture that is of an exceptionally high standard of sculpting, all of unique and individual designs, each sculpture produced by hand from start to finish, with attention to detail and quality finish a priority .

She also undertakes commissions for portrait heads and public sculpture, Signs and commemorative plaques. Following on from the success of exhibiting at the Malvern Spring Show in May and thrilled with the joint RHS Bronze Medal recieved with Foliation Christine went on to see the unveiling of the Forest Miner she had been commissioned to sculpt. He now stands proudly upon Pan Tod, Ruardean, Gloucestershire - the highest point in The Forest of Dean.