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Little Girl III by Lynn Chadwick, cast in 1987, is a large-scale bronze sculpture measuring 175.3 × 121.9 × 132.1 cm, produced in an edition of 9. The seated female figure exemplifies Chadwick’s signature fusion of abstraction and figuration, characterized by sharp angular forms and a pyramidal head. The rigid geometry of the body contrasts with the natural suggestion of a dress and human posture, evoking both structure and softness. Despite its lack of facial detail or signature, the work conveys a quiet strength and introspective stillness, central to Chadwick’s exploration of the human form in space.
Little Girl III, 1987
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Little Girl III by Lynn Chadwick, cast in 1987, is a large-scale bronze sculpture measuring 175.3 × 121.9 × 132.1 cm, produced in an edition of 9. The seated female figure exemplifies Chadwick’s signature fusion of abstraction and figuration, characterized by sharp angular forms and a pyramidal head. The rigid geometry of the body contrasts with the natural suggestion of a dress and human posture, evoking both structure and softness. Despite its lack of facial detail or signature, the work conveys a quiet strength and introspective stillness, central to Chadwick’s exploration of the human form in space.
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Drawing / Watercolor
Ink
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Drawing / Watercolor
Ink
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Drawing / Watercolor
Mixed Media
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