John Brown - Sculptor

Contemporary Sculpture for the Home,
Garden and Workplace

John Brown was born in 1931. His sculpture training began at Hornsey School of Art, and continued under Howard Bate R.A. at Hampstead Garden Suburb Institute.

John Brown’s contemporary sculpture is concerned with human relationships and emotions, expressed in a simplified abstracted way, provoking thought and discussion, as well as visual impact. Themes very often run through a number of completed works as in the recent series inspired by the TV programme ‘Strictly Come Dancing’. His sculpture is exhibited widely and is now in many private and corporate collections.

                                          Commissions

Public, Hospital and School Commisions

• 'Tete a Tete' sited in Harpenden Town Centre
• 'Love of the Family - Kings College Hospital, London
• 'Unison' - Weston Park Hospital, Sheffield
• 4 sculptures for the Jeffrey Kelson Centre, Central Middlesex Hospital
• 'The Listener' - Barnet General Hospital
• 'Welcoming Christ' - St. Michael's School, Finchley
• 'Joy of the Family' - Priors Court School, Thatcham

Corporate Commissions