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Masked Ball i is a sculpture made from china ornament, acrylic paint, polymer clay by Haus of Lucy. This piece is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity. "Everyone had told Mr and Mrs Lucas that moving to the countryside would be terribly, terribly boring and that they would miss the excitement of Highbury. Well, those people hadn't met the Bingleys. Every few months, Lord and Lady Bingley would throw the most extravagant 'Rubber Ball' where the guests were required to don rubber and leather, and always a mask. The Balls were the talk of the county and to receive an invite was a great honour. So imagine the Lucas's joy when their butler appeared with a creamy yellow invitation requiring their presence at the very next Rubber Ball. Who said the countryside was boring?"
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Sculpture made from china ornament, acrylic paint, polymer clay
Size: Accompanied by a certificate of authenticity and signed at the base
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Haus of Lucy, formerly known as Lucy Bryant, is a multimedia artist and graphic designer known for her commentary on contemporary culture. Using classical art forms juxtaposed with modern elements, she creates editions that cleverly reference present-day social, political, and cultural issues, infusing humor into her work.
Haus of Lucy, formerly known as Lucy Bryant, is a multimedia artist and graphic designer known for her commentary on contemporary culture. Using classical art forms juxtaposed with modern elements, she creates editions that cleverly reference present-day social, political, and cultural issues, infusing humor into her work.
After graduating from the University of Derby with a degree in Fine Art Lucy gained experience as graphic designer for magazines like Closer and Heat. In 2017, she shifted her focus entirely to her art career. In 2023, Lucy's first Nike Air Max ceramic edition collaboration republic sold out record time resulting new editions inspired by nostalgic themes sneakers and gaming. The ceramic editions have become must-have collector item for both enthusiasts and sneaker aficionados! Lucy's art has been showcased at prominent venues like the Brighton Bringe Festival, Paxton Glew Gallery, London Craft Week, and was featured in the Cash is King project Bob Osbourne and Carrie Reichardt, later exhibited at the Saatchi Gallery.
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