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Ink on paper. Hand-signed by artist. Lynn Chadwick’s Two Watchers (1968) is an ink drawing on paper measuring 48.5 × 34.3 cm. The composition presents two abstracted human-like figures, rendered in geometric, angular forms with sharp lines and soft ink washes. Their rigid posture and simplified features evoke a sense of silent observation or surveillance. The minimal background directs all attention to the figures’ structure and spatial relationship, showcasing Chadwick’s sculptural sensibility in two dimensions. The work is hand-signed and dated by the artist.
Two Watchers, 1968
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Ink on paper. Hand-signed by artist. Lynn Chadwick’s Two Watchers (1968) is an ink drawing on paper measuring 48.5 × 34.3 cm. The composition presents two abstracted human-like figures, rendered in geometric, angular forms with sharp lines and soft ink washes. Their rigid posture and simplified features evoke a sense of silent observation or surveillance. The minimal background directs all attention to the figures’ structure and spatial relationship, showcasing Chadwick’s sculptural sensibility in two dimensions. The work is hand-signed and dated by the artist.
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