Lloyd Le Blanc

Lloyd Le Blanc’s sculpture largely focuses on water and landscape features of indigenous and exotic birds and animals. His extensive knowledge of bronze casting gives his work huge scope.

Fallow Deer Buck Doe and Fawn bronze sculptures sunlight highlights detailed surfaces statues in profile natural setting
Silhouette bronze sculpture Mallard Ducks Taking Flight 12 Birds weightless natural impression
Large feature bronze sculpture of artichokes
Mallard Ducks Taking Flight 12 Birds bronze sculpture natural movement composition large feature work weightless impression
Egret bronze sculpture hidden in foliage
Flock of 29 Terns bronze sculpture large feature work movement captured natural composition
Umbrella Bird bronze sculpture wings party spread rounded over statue standing in water with lily pads
Swans in Flight Pair bronze sculpture white patina hand crafted fine art garden statue flying movement
Lloyd Le Blanc sculptor modelling Terns large feature work in clay

Background

Lloyd Le Blanc has been making bronzes for a long time! After a scholarship to Yale in 1965 to study sculpture he has not looked back. Apart, that is, for a temporary blip working on an oil rig due to his meeting his English wife, Jude. Lloyd is usually to be found in the workshops either modelling clay or heaving sections of bronze aloft in the foundry, sometimes in a pair of Italian loafers. The foundry here at Saxby, created in 1973 in rural Leicestershire is the fifth (maybe more) that Lloyd has built having previously established foundries in New England, California and Falmouth.