Spell-reversal 'Isolde' on Wizards' Spellbooks Sprite OOAK Sculpt by Sculpture Artist Ann Galvin

Elf-World Creations is pleased to present 'Isolde'. Isolde was once a mischievous sprite until she spied on the Wizards SedgewickNoire and TarquinNoire once too often and was promptly turned into a little white mouse ~ at last she has found the reversal spell in the Wizards' Grimoire and here she is, as cheeky as ever, seated on the Spellbooks ~

'... careful Isolde, the Wizards may return and catch you again ... then it will be 'Mouse-time' ... '

Isolde has been sculpted with my own blend of polymers. She is a 'one of a kind' creation having been entirely handmade as always without the use of moulds here at my studio in the heart of the Sussex countryside. Isolde has been gently blushed and has curly sprite-hair. Isolde is just a very tiny two and three quarter inches seated on her books. Magic! All components are fixed in position ~ Isolde is not removable.

Isolde will be accompanied by a photo authenticity certificate signed by the artist.

Isolde the Spellbound Mouse is an Elf World Character created in 2007. She appears in many settings and tableaux without compromising her 'one-of-a-kind' status since she is always a different sculpt created without the use of moulds ~ only her storyline remains the same ~

About the Artist:

Ann Galvin is a professional multi-media artist with thirty years experience. After studying Sculpture and Ceramics, she began her professional career as a freelance illustrator. She later returned to modelling in clay, polymers and cold porcelain. She has exhibited widely at exhibitions and galleries and has been a member of many Sussex collectives. Her work has been featured in Dolls House and Miniature Scene ~ www.dollshousemag.co.uk ~

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The right of Ann Galvin to be identified as the designer of this original artwork has been asserted by her in accordance with the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988. All rights reserved.