A limited edition sculpture with Polished Bronze on a Black Granite Base.
“When All Is Equal” is a re-release of the iconic stainless-steel sculpture originally created for his 2021 Modern Relics collection. This polished bronze on a black granite base edition of the poignant sculpture portrays an ethereal hummingbird hovering above the fingertips of the sculpture, as well as on the cherry blossom tattoo that grows up the arm like a branch. This iconic piece resembles the arms of some of the most classical works from Baroque and Renaissance masters whilst featuring the artist most popular symbols - The hummingbird for example, symbolises how fragile the natural world is and it’s used significantly by the artist.
The sculpture symbolises the delicate balance that can exist between nature and mankind, represented by the arm reaching out to hold a single flower for the hummingbird to feed from it.
“I wanted to create a sculpture that showed that mankind and the natural world can live in balance and harmony as equals. Nature has never taken from us, yet we have exploited nature’s generosity.” – Dan Lane
This elegant bronze sculpture will add a classic and contemporary dimension to any home. View Dan Lane's full portfolio here or read more about this piece on our blog.
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Sculpture
Once you've completed your purchase, you'll receive a receipt via email. Our art consultants will follow up with you to provide confirmation and answer any further questions you may have.
The sculpture will be promptly picked and then seamlessly passed on to the next process in our fulfilment system. This ensures that your items are handled efficiently and prepared for delivery without delay.
To ensure a secure transit, every sculpture is handled with utmost care. We take precautionary measures by using foam around the piece for added safety during transportation.
Most orders are sent via a courier, and you will receive full tracking details. For some delicate orders within the UK, we may deliver the artwork personally. If this applies to your order, we will contact you directly to arrange the delivery.
Our artwork is meticulously manufactured in Birmingham, UK, to ensure the highest quality control. Due to the made-to-order nature of our products, we advise delivery can take up to four weeks from the date of your order. This careful process ensures that each piece meets our exacting standards before it reaches your door. Click here for more information.
Please note that if multiple artworks are purchased within the same order, they may be delivered separately for efficient delivery.
Returns
We want you to be absolutely happy with your artwork, so we offer a 14 day cool off period for you to take a look at the artwork in your home and make sure you're comfortable with it. If for any reason you decide it's not for you, we'll either come and collect the artwork or arrange to collect the artwork free of charge, alternatively you can drop the artwork into one of our galleries.
For orders outside of the UK, the same applies - please contact us and we can arrange collection of the artwork. Click here for more information.
Frequently asked questions
Can I order to collect in a gallery?
At checkout, you'll have the option to have your order delivered to your home or to collect it from one of our galleries across the UK. For more information on delivery, visit our delivery page here.
Do you ship internationally?
Yes, Castle Fine Art is based in the UK, but we ship internationally. All of our international orders are delivered via DHL, you can find out more here.
How long will my order take to arrive?
Most artwork orders will need to be professionally mounted and framed before being dispatched, so delivery can take up to four weeks from the date you placed your order, but we do strive to deliver your order as soon as we can. Books and gift cards are delivered within 2-3 working days. Please note, if multiple artworks are purchased within the same order, they may be delivered separately for efficient delivery. Find out more here.
How will I receive my certificate of authenticity?
All our limited edition artwork has a certificate of authenticity which will be included in your order alongside your artwork.
I'm an artist, how can I submit my art?
We are committed to discovering and developing talented, creative artists who love contemporary art as much as we do. Find out how to submit your art here.
Is my art insured?
Artwork is one of the few insurable items that is likely to appreciate in value over time, so it is important that you are protected by a specialist policy that can accommodate its true worth. Find out about your options here.
What happens after I order?
Once you've completed your purchase, a confirmation receipt will be sent via email. You will also receive a follow-up phone call from one of our art consultants to provide confirmation, finalise the details of your preferred delivery method and answer any further questions you may have.
What is the difference between a limited edition and an original?
An original work of art is a one-off piece - painting, sculpture, mixed media - which is made by the artist themselves. When you buy an original piece of work, it comes with the knowledge that you own something incredibly special; almost a piece of the creator themselves. A limited edition is a translation of an original piece and there is a fixed number of these made. The piece will be signed by the artist, and the edition number will show you which number in the series you have purchased. Read more about the different types of art we sell here.
Will you install my art?
We do offer an installation service should you need assistance. You can contact our art consultants for further information here. Please note that this is currently only available in mainland UK.
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Dan Lane
Dan Lane
Dan Lane's works certainly have a contemporary, urban edge, but as an artist, he is hugely influenced by the Renaissance. He is inspired by the sculptures found in churches and cathedrals around the world, particularly the flamboyant styling of the Italian sculptor and architect Gian Lorenzo Bernini, the artist credited with creating the Baroque style of sculpture, and other Italian artistic geniuses Michelangelo and Antonio Canova.
Nature also influences Dan's art, with many pieces featuring flowers, insects, and birds. For his original 3D sculptures, Dan experiments with colours, finishes and textures. These include crushed glass, gold and silver leaf, marble, bronze, and glass diamonds.
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