MARK MANN

Sculpted and wheel thrown terracotta  with oil cloth glaze

26 x 18 x 18 cm approx

£310

Hyacinthus was the lover of the God Apollo in Greek Mythology. After Hyacinthus chose Apollo over the God of the Western winds, Zephyrus, in a fit of jealousy he killed Hyacinthus by blowing a discus into his head; the hyacinth flower was said to have risen, or been created by Apollo from his blood upon his death.

Whinged Phallic Bowl

Wheel thrown stoneware

8.5 x 23 x 23cm

£280

Terracotta cast head with sculpted headpiece

24 x 18 x 17.5cm approx

Limited edition of 3

2 out of 3 available

£350

Earthenware tile individually glazed

Framed in a floating frame which allows a gap around the raised up artwork

17.5 x 17.5 cm

£145

Antinous is an icon of Queer mythology and is a contemporary reminder of Queer love throughout history. Antinous was emperor Hadrian’s homosexual lover, who was famously so beautiful and youthful, that upon his death, Hadrian had him deified and named a city after him; he has long been considered an icon for the LGBTQ+ community.

Ceramic Bud Vase Thrown and hand glazed

£220 each

2 available

Narcissus, the myth of self-love, became a symbol for forbidden love between men—where longing is mirrored but never fulfilled. In the cut-out of these bud vases the viewer can see the silhouette of two faces looking towards each other.

Hand decorated and glazed terracotta large platter with slip inlay and gold lustre inlay

39 x 38 x 6.5 cm

£345

Terracotta hand built pot 

 10. 5 x 13 x 11 cm

£165

Wheel thrown vase with hand carved details

14 x 13 x 13cm

£180