Rufus Martin

This small bronze hand was sculpted from life, taken directly from Rufus’s right hand. Unlike most sculptors’ works, which are typically produced in editions, this piece is a true one-off, cast directly from the original wax into bronze. Its singularity and direct connection to the artist make it a rare and intimate example of contemporary sculpture. There are 2 such hands available.

Sculpted from life from Rufus’s hand, this terracotta piece retains the immediacy of the artist’s touch. It is not reproduced or cast in multiples, the terracotta itself is the finished sculpture, mounted on stone. Its uniqueness makes it a rare example of the artist’s smaller works.

This small terracotta hand was sculpted from life, taken directly from Rufus’s left hand. Unlike most sculptural works, which are usually produced in editions, this piece exists as a true one-off: the original terracotta itself, mounted on stone. Its singularity and its direct physical link to the artist make it a rare and intimate object.

This terracotta hand was shaped directly from life, taken from Rufus’s left hand. As the original work rather than an edition, it exists as a single, unrepeatable piece, mounted on stone. Its direct link to the artist lends it a quiet, intimate character.

This small terracotta hand, taken from Rufus’s own right hand, carries the direct touch of the artist. It is not part of an edition but a singular piece, preserved exactly as it was sculpted and mounted on stone. Its uniqueness and closeness to the maker give it a quiet, personal presence.