My friend Arty L passed over some information leaflets she'd collected for me from a recent exhibition she'd attended. She thought I might be interested in the work of the Mallon Foundry and the Celtic Tales. She was right on both counts and if money were no object, I would happily give houseroom to all of their pieces. The artwork greatly appeals to me and puts me in mind of some of the pieces I have seen at the British Museum.
If you'd like a gander here's the link http://www.mallonfoundry.com/
Arilx
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Thanks for your kind comments, and thanks Arty L for passing on our cards. We love that you saw a fit with the celtic art in the British Museum. Drop me a line at helen@mallonfoundry.com if you can make it to one of our upcoming exhibitions - we'll send you a couple of tickets.
ReplyDeleteSee here for dates http://www.mallonfoundry.com/mallon-blog-foundry-news/2016/9/8/upcoming-exhibitions
Thank you.
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