Sophie
Ryder


Oeuvres

Sculptures

Conversation


7’’ x 7 3/8’’ x 2 1/4’’, Ed. 50
84 5/8’’ x 85 3/8’’ x 26 3/4’’, Ed. 9

Dancing Ladies


5 1/4’’ x 8’’ x 7’’, Ed. 25
74 3/4’’ x 90 1/2’’ x 90 1/2’’, Ed. 9

Dancing Ladies II


15 1/4’’ x 19 5/8’’ x 19 5/8’’, Ed. 9
89 3/4’’ x 116 1/2’’ x 93 1/4’’, Ed. 9

Dogman Torso


25’’ x 12’’ x 24’’

Galgo


3 1/4’’ x 1 1/8’’ x 4 1/4’’, Ed. 100
11 3/4’’ x 15 5/8’’ x 3 1/8’’, Ed. 9

Girl Hugging Dog


23 1/8’’ x 25 1/8’’ x 6 1/4’’, Ed. 9

Girl with Knees Up


2 3/8’’ 1 5/8’’ x 1, Ed. 100
17 3/4’’ x 7 1/2’’ x 11 4/5’’, Ed. 9
69 1/4’’ x 55’’ x 32 5/8’’, Ed. 9
240’’ x 114 1/8’’ x 185 3/8’’, Ed. 9

Hugging


5 7/8’’ x 6 1/2’’ x 1 3/4’’, Ed. 75
30 5/8’’ x 12 1/2’’ x 8 5/8’’, Ed. 9
93 5/8’’ x 32 1/4’’ x 23 1/2’’, Ed. 9

Hugging


47 1/8’’ x 23 1/2’’ x 3/4’’

Hugging Lovers on Top


11 4/5’’ x 4 3/10’’ x 3 9/10’’, Ed. 12

Kneeling Minotaur and Ladyhare


9 3/10’’ x 8 9/10’’ x 6 3/10’’, Ed. 12

Kneeling Mother and Baby


9 2/5’’ x 5 1/2’’ x 5 1/2’’, Ed. 12
46 1/2’’ x 24’’ x 26 8/10’’, Ed. 9

Lady Hare and Boar on a Barrel


22’’ x 14’’ x 9 4/5’’, Ed. 9
90’’ x 56’’ x 37’’, Ed. 9

Lady Hares in a Forest


22 1/2’’ x 22 1/2’’ x 25’’, Ed. 9

Lady Hare in a Mirror


27’’ x 10’’ x 10’’, Ed. 9

Lady Hare on Dog


57’’ x 66’’, Ed. 9

Lady Hare with Dog II


28’’ , Ed. 9
85 3/8’’ x 30 5/8’’ x 39 1/4’’, Ed. 9

Lady Hare with Dog III


11 1/2’’ x 5 1/2’’ x 3 5/8’’, Ed. 12
27 1/2’’ x 13 3/4’’ x 12 1/2’’, Ed. 9

Lovers on Horseback


23 1/8’’ x 23 1/8’’ x 8 1/4’’, Ed. 9
80 5/8’’ x 83 3/4’’ x 35’’, Ed. 9

Me and My 5 Babies


12 1/8’’ x 15 5/8’’ x 4 5/8’’, Ed. 12

Minotaur, Dog and Tree


35’’ x 34’’ x 24’’, Ed. 9

Minotaur, Dog and Tree


120’’ x 87’’ x 48’’

Minotaur and Boar on a Barrel


23 6/10’’ x 9’’ x 11 4/5’’, Ed. 9
82 5/8’’ x 37 3/8’’ x 27 1/2’’, Ed. 9

Paintpots


20 3/8’’ x 24 3/4’’ x 8 1/4’’, Ed. 9
83 3/4’’ x 92 1/2’’ x 31 3/8’’, Ed. 9

Pink Lady Hare Dancing with Big Brown Dog


14 3/4’’ x 16 1/4’’ x 4 3/8’’, Ed. 12
30 1/2’’ , Ed. 9
87’’ x 108’’ x 41’’, Ed. 9

Reclining Dog


5 1/4’’ x 11’’ x 3 5/8’’, Ed. 9

Reclining Mother and Baby


15 7/10’’ x 33 1/10’’ x 15 2/5’’, Ed. 9
47 1/5’’ x 98 2/5’’ x 46 1/10’’, Ed. 9

Reclining Horse with Girl


11 1/5’’ x 14 3/5’’ x 10 3/5’’, Ed. 9

Rising


53 1/2’’ x 40 9/10’’ x 72 4/5’’, Ed. 9
18 1/10’’ x 25 1/5’’ x 12 3/5’’, Ed. 9
7 3/10’’ x 8 1/2’’ x 1’’, Ed. 12

Rolling Horse


3 1/10’’ x 5 9/10’’ x 2 4/5’’, Ed. 50

Sitting


3 7/8’’ x 3 1/4’’ x 3 1/4’’, Ed. 50
11 3/4’’ x 5 7/8’’ x 7 3/4’’, Ed. 9
50 3/4’’ x 41 5/8’’ x 45 5/8’’, Ed. 9

Sitting Horse, Miniature


4 1/8’’ x 3 3/4’’ x 1 1/2’’, Ed. 100

Sitting Minotaur with Little Lady


23 1/2’’ x 18’’ x 18’’, Ed. 9

Standing Lovers on Horseback with Dog


28 1/4’’ x 22 3/4’’ x 6 1/4’’, Ed. 9

The Minotaur and The Hare on a Bench


4 1/2’’ x 3 1/8’’ x 2 3/4’’, Ed. 50
18 1/2’’ x 12 1/2’’ x 9’’, Ed. 9
114’’ x 79 3/4’’ x 57’’, Ed. 9

Torso With Hands


8 3/10’’ x 9 3/10’’ x 3 9/10’’, Ed. 12

Lady Hare Holding Dog


45’’, Ed. 9

Dessins

Conversation on a Horse


42’’ x 30’’

Dogman


13 1/2’’ x 7 1/2’’

Lady Hares in a Forest


28’’ x 29’’

Lady Hares in a Forest


20 1/2’’ x 17 1/2’’, Ed. 50

Lady Hare with Trees


12’’ x 12’’, Ed. 50

Minotaur, Dog and Tree


101’’ x 101’’

Minotaur and Lady Hare in a Forest


72’’ x 96’’

Minotaur Head


13’’ x 13’’, Ed. 50

Minotaur in a Mirror


53’’ x 41’’

Minotaur with Hare


11 1/2’’ x 11 1/2’’, Ed. 50

Paint Pots III


36’’ x 48’’

Pink Lady Hare Dancing with Big Brown Dog


36’’ x 36’’

Seated Minotaur and Lady Hare


47’’ x 35’’

Standing Lady Hare with Dog


66’’ x 66’’

Standing Minotaur


23’’ x 19’’

Standing Minotaur and Hare Diptych


14’’ x 16’’

The Minotaur and the Hare (boxed edition)


9’’ x 10’’, Ed. 300


Biographie

Sophie Ryder est née à Londres en 1963 et vit dans la campagne du Gloucestershire, avec sa famille. Elle étudia les arts plastiques à l’école de l’Académie Royale de Londres et, bien que très talentueuse en peinture, elle fut encouragée par ses professeurs à poursuivre sa carrière en sculpture. Elle présenta ses œuvres à la Foire d’Art de Zurich en 1986 où elle obtint un succès immédiat. Son vocabulaire sculptural, inspiré par Goya, Picasso et Henry Moore, se compose essentiellement de figures animales qu’elle produit en différents formats, de la petite figurine au bronze monumental, toujours composées de manière inspirée, libre et fluide.

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