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Ink and wash. Hand-signed by artist. Lynn Chadwick’s Study Related to Bird III (1958) is an expressive ink and wash drawing measuring 33 × 48.9 cm. The work features angular, geometric forms suggesting avian wings or structures in motion, rendered in delicate washes of grey and black ink. Thin, sharp lines intersect and anchor the composition, evoking tension and movement. This study reflects Chadwick’s signature fusion of organic and architectural forms, and serves as a preparatory exploration of the dynamic balance found in his sculptural practice. The drawing is hand-signed by the artist.
Study Related to Bird III, 1958
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Ink and wash. Hand-signed by artist. Lynn Chadwick’s Study Related to Bird III (1958) is an expressive ink and wash drawing measuring 33 × 48.9 cm. The work features angular, geometric forms suggesting avian wings or structures in motion, rendered in delicate washes of grey and black ink. Thin, sharp lines intersect and anchor the composition, evoking tension and movement. This study reflects Chadwick’s signature fusion of organic and architectural forms, and serves as a preparatory exploration of the dynamic balance found in his sculptural practice. The drawing is hand-signed by the artist.
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