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  • The Field

    Art in the field

    Jun 13, 2024 3 minutes

    Sporting artist ♦ Under the hammer ♦ Royal Armouries ♦ Sporting dog ♦ The boot room ♦ Gun review ♦ Country queries ♦ Gardening ♦ Farmshop ♦ Cookery ♦ Wine ♦ Travel ♦ Books ♦ Field testers ♦ From the archives

    ANDSCAPES usually stay fairly still, which makes painting them a relaxed and even leisurely process. Producing a sculpture of a rhinoceros from life in the African bush is rather more of a challenge, says bronze sculptor Fred Gordon. It

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