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Pictured: Associate Director and 20th Century Design Specialist Michael Jeffery of Woolley & Wallis with 'Whimsies for Fidget', a driftwood sculpture made from found objects, created by artist Sid Bunard in 2020.
Twelve eye-catching driftwood sculptures by one of Britain's most eccentric artists have emerged for sale.
Brighton-born Sid Burnard uses objects washed up on beaches to fashion unusual artworks of humans and animals.
They are going under the hammer with auctioneers Woolley & Wallis where they could sell for a combined £4,000.
The collection includes an impressive Jabiru bird whose beak is made out of a fragment of an orange buoy.
Pic: MaxWillcock/BNPS
Pictured: Associate Director and 20th Century Design Specialist Michael Jeffery of Woolley & Wallis with 'Whimsies for Fidget', a driftwood sculpture made from found objects, created by artist Sid Bunard in 2020.
Twelve eye-catching driftwood sculptures by one of Britain's most eccentric artists have emerged for sale.
Brighton-born Sid Burnard uses objects washed up on beaches to fashion unusual artworks of humans and animals.
They are going under the hammer with auctioneers Woolley & Wallis where they could sell for a combined £4,000.
The collection includes an impressive Jabiru bird whose beak is made out of a fragment of an orange buoy.
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