Description
This is a partnership between award wining sculptors, Joan Walsh-Smith OAM and Charles Smith OAM of Smith Sculptors and Perth Doctors Medical Aid for Palestine to support the ongoing humanitarian efforts in Gaza through the sale of our sculptures.
This sculpture is based on our maquette for The Irish Famine Memorial in Subiaco WA and extends its legacy across time and geography. It is a bridge between those echoes of The Irish Famine and the cries coming from Gaza today.
- Title of Sculpture: The Empty Womb of Gaza
- Medium: bronze
- Size: Approximately 330mm high
- Finish: Patina
- Edition: Fundraising Series (non-commercial, not limited for resale or collectability)
Each sculpture will come with:
- an A3 Framed “The Empty Womb of Gaza In support of Medical Aid to Gaza” with the Irish Famine Poem
Price: $5,000 each +GST
- $1,000 covers essential foundry and fabrication costs
- $4,000 is donated directly to Perth Doctors Medical Aid for Palestine
- $500 GST paid to the Government
Note: Ex Studio – does not include shipping.
Due to the weight and material composition, collection from the Smith Sculptors studio in Perth is preferred. Freight quotes can be arranged upon request.
Made To order: Every bronze is hand-crafted to order in our Gidgegannup studios.
No two sculptures are ever identical; each carries its own subtle variations, making it a truly unique artwork.
This original bronze sculpture has been gifted in full by the artists for the Art for Aid fundraiser. The sale of this will directly benefit Perth Doctors Medical Aid for Palestine, with 100% of proceeds donated.
Following the event, additional bronzes have been made available to order directly from Smith Sculptors at a price of $5000 +GST each. Of this, $4000 from every sale will go directly to Perth Doctors Medical Aid for Palestine and $500 GST to the Government, with only essential foundry and fabrication costs retained. By acquiring one of these works, collectors are not only investing in a lasting bronze sculpture but also directly contributing to urgent humanitarian relief.
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