Plasterwoman -- Jen Harmon Allen: Sculpture Sale

Help! I'm drowning in sculptures and need help clearing my closet! I'm posting here all of the work I have for sale. I want to move this work so please don't hesitate to get in touch with me!

MIEL

"Miel," bronze, number 10 (of 20), 10 x 4 x 24.5 inches with base

"Miel," bronze, number 10 (of 20), 10 x 4 x 24.5 inches, shown without base

LUNA
To me she is a closer-than-we-think mythical spirit. I would say that most of my female figures are created with this muse in mind.

"Luna," bronze, number 3 (of 15), 19 x 4 x 3 inches

"O Victory" is a figure based on the "Winged Victory/Nike of Samothrace." The original Greek sculpture is one of my favorites, a fierce and passionate spirit-goddess.

"O Victory," bronze, number 3 (of 20), 25 x 8 x 8 inches with base

"Reina," bronze, number 3, 36 x 6 x 6 inches

The following plaster dresses are from my installation "Stories the Hummingbird Told Me." The body is gone, but leaves traces of herself. Sentimentally motivated, I observe the same about the insects, animals and plants around me.

"Lilac Dress," plastered dress with paint

"Lilac Dress" (detail), plastered dress with paint

"Hummingbird Dress," plastered dress with paint, 39 x 19 x 10 inches

"Hummingbird Dress" (detail), plastered dress with paint, 39 x 19 x 10 inches

"Wasp Dress," plastered dress with paint

"Wasp Dress" (detail), plastered dress with paint

"Hillary," glazed terra cotta, 16 inches tall

"Venus," glazed terra cotta, 19 inches tall

"Venus" (detail), glazed terra cotta, 19 inches tall

"Venus," glazed terra cotta, 17 inches tall

"Venus," glazed terra cotta, 19 inches tall

Reina is a sentinel, a female guardian of strength and stillness. Her name means queen in Spanish. This casting of Reina is hydro-stone, a very hard plaster, over which I've dripped paint and parafin wax. I fell in love with the plaster/wax effect in college when I first came across the works of Medardo Rosso. I love plaster as a primary medium and wax over top just makes it luminescent and other-worldly. Probably don't want to put her in a sunny window!

"Reina," painted and waxed hydro-stone, 36 x 6 x 6 inches

"Reina" (detail), painted and waxed hydro-stone, 36 x 6 x 6 inches

"Duo," terra cotta, 16.5 x 8.5 x 3 inches

This "Duo" is all about resurrecting broken things and making them better. Here, a broken cast from the mold became an excuse to try a new non-toxic plastic resin I discovered. I was casting legs at the time, and after mixing a batch of plastic I poured the remainder over this piece. Lots of batches later, I ended up with this. Another drip, drip, drip....is that time I hear standing still?