Ann Hogben studied Art and Sculpture at Homerton College, Cambridge and has been involved in painting and sculpture for many years in various media. She has latterly concentrated on working with clay.

Ann is particularly interested in making figurative sculptures, especially children, and enjoys capturing the individual character of each subject.

After completion, each piece of work (except the terracotta gardener) is fired and cast in bronze resin which is suitable for displaying outside or inside. The sculptures are then patinated in a brown bronze finish.

Key to the pictures and height dimensions:

1. 0Terracotta gardener
2. 0Sonya (48cm/ 19")
3. 0Bust of woman
4. 0Seated child holding foot (57cm/ 22.5")
5. 0Girl cross arms
6. 0Girl with drape (70cm/ 28")
7. 0Goose (64cm/ 25")
8. 0Kneeling child (40cm/ 16")
9. 0Reclining woman
10. Sitting child wearing hat (54cm/ 21")
11. Victorian boy (97cm/ 38")
12. Victorian girl (75 cm/ 29.5")
13. Cross legged sitting child (46cm/ 18")
14. Sophie
15. Sue
16. April (60cm/ 23.5")
17. Baby with bonnet (40cm/ 16")
18. May (71cm/ 28")
19. Youth (89cm/39")
20. Anya (28cm /11")
21. Natasha (29cm /11.5")
22. Hannah (122cm /48")
23. Ann (153cm (60")
24. Edward
25. Jane
26. John
27. Girl holding shell
28. Cockerel 1
29. Cockerel 2
30. Sasha (112cm/44")
31. Child leaning back
32. Hare

Ann was awarded the Peter Hambro prize 2002 for sculpture at the Society of Women Artists.

She was commissioned in 2003 by Kay Yamada for a figurative water feature ("Ann") in her Silver Medal show garden at the Chelsea Flower Show.

click here to see pictures of "Ann" at Chelsea Flower Show in 2003.

More recently Ann has undertaken a number of private commissions of children.

Her work is exhibited regularly at the Chelsea Flower Show, the Country Living Fair and at Pashley Manor Gardens, Ticehurst, Sussex.