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Bronze, stamped with monogram, dated '76, numbered '786' and numbered with edition number on the reverse. Signed in plate. // Two cloaked bronze figures stand close: the figure on the left wears a triangular pyramid head, the figure on the right a rectangular block, both rising from heavy, draped torsos perched on Chadwick's signature angular legs. Bronze, stamped with monogram, dated 76, numbered 786 with edition number on the reverse, signed in plate. The two-figure walking couple is Chadwick's most iconic motif of the post-war decades. A confident, sculpturally rigorous acquisition to collect — anchoring a collection in one of the great British modernists at full late maturity.
Maquette VII Walking Couple, 1976
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Bronze, stamped with monogram, dated '76, numbered '786' and numbered with edition number on the reverse. Signed in plate. // Two cloaked bronze figures stand close: the figure on the left wears a triangular pyramid head, the figure on the right a rectangular block, both rising from heavy, draped torsos perched on Chadwick's signature angular legs. Bronze, stamped with monogram, dated 76, numbered 786 with edition number on the reverse, signed in plate. The two-figure walking couple is Chadwick's most iconic motif of the post-war decades. A confident, sculpturally rigorous acquisition to collect — anchoring a collection in one of the great British modernists at full late maturity.
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