John Ravera
BORN:
1941, Surrey, England. Died 2006.
EARLY LIFE:
John Ravera trained at Camberwell School of Arts and Crafts, where he developed the foundations of his artistic practice.
LIVES:
He was based in England.
CAREER:
Ravera worked both as a teacher and a sculptor, becoming particularly well known for his figurative work. He ran his own foundry, which allowed him to experiment extensively with different production methods. He also developed techniques in resin and fibreglass, which he went on to teach to others, contributing to the wider sculptural community.
MATERIALS:
A wide range of materials, including bronze, resin, and fibreglass.
STYLE AND SUBJECTS:
His work focused primarily on figurative subjects, characterised by strong form and an emphasis on human representation.
AWARDS AND EXHIBITIONS:
Ravera’s work formed part of a sustained practice as both an exhibiting artist and educator, with his influence extending through the teaching of innovative sculptural techniques.
John Ravera sculptures are available at the sculpture park
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Animals and Birds £22,800 inc VATLarge Bronze Figurative Mythology Sculpture – Griffin by John Ravera (Unique)
Griffin by John Ravera, Bronze
Bronze sculpture of a griffin walking with wings raised, set onto a limestone plinth.