Wire and bronze
Sculpture for gardens
by Devon  artist
Edward Netley
Wire sculpture created for indoors and out using steel and
wire. The bronze editions follow the distinctive style created
by Netz.  Works vary from swallows to elephants. Each
created to life size or larger following the artists own unique
perception of form and feeling.

Most of the works shown are held in private collections; the
ones on view in public locations are clearly marked.

Netz Fine Art  came about from a 'nickname'  Netz which
Ed Netley  was called during his service with the British
Army. All his two dimensional works are signed Netz.

The thumb nail pictures are linked to pages with details of
that particular wire sculpture. Containing more pictures
combined with the reason and thoughts behind each work.
You need Java to see this applet.
I have been asked to create a sculpture  for a sculpture trail through the city of Bath to celebrate the 2012
Olympic games. The formation of the image has already begun and more information will be posted as it
happens. The commissioner is Art at the Edge. For a complete list of artists and events...
Art at the Edge
Where sport becomes art.
Photograph copyright
Paula J Cattermole
2010
Follow the journey of
the wire pheasant to it's
final conclusion of being
cast into bronze....
click here
This maguette of a
Red Fox is now
being cast into
bronze follow the
creative reasons
behind the
sculpture...
click here
A classic sculpture
by 'Netz' of a vixen.
Remembering a
moment in time
when a fox was
compromised to
find out more...
click here
A classic nude standing
in a garden...
click here
Fox hounds running
with a bird ball
hanging in the
background...
click here
An African Bull
Elephant life size in
wire and steel...
click here