Elisabeth Frink (British, 1930–1993)

An English Woman Paid $100 for a Sculpture at a Trunk Sale That Turned Out to Be an Elisabeth Frink Work Worth $72,000

An English Woman Paid $100 for a Sculpture at a Trunk Sale That Turned Out to Be an Elisabeth Frink Work Worth $72,000

Outrage Mounts as La Salle University Forges Ahead With Plan to Sell Works From Museum’s Collection

Outrage Mounts as La Salle University Forges Ahead With Plan to Sell Works From Museum’s Collection

David Wojtowycz, The Lake (2012).<br>Photo: © David Wojtowycz Courtesy Hauser & Wirth and WORKS|PROJECTS.

‘Qwaypurlake’ at Hauser & Wirth Somerset is a Fascinating and Eerie Exhibition

Controversial performance artist Milo Moiré took selfies with tourists for her latest work. Photo courtesy of Milo Moiré.

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Elisabeth Frink, <em>Horizontal Birdman 1</em> (1962).
Photo: courtesy Beaux Arts, London.

Bold Thief Walks Out of London Gallery With Elisabeth Frink Statue Hidden in a Newspaper

Duane Hanson,<i>House Painter</i> (1984-1988)

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