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b. 1926 Anthony Abrahams is a figurative sculptor working in the tradition of modern masters such as Armitage, Butler, Chadwick, Frink and Meadows. The exaggeration of some features and the repression of others, unified by formal and textural qualities, give his sculpture a personal and expressive quality. His female figures have many characteristics that link them back to early cultures. The Stone Age Venus of Willendorf c.1600 BC, carved from limestone, is endowed with a large, pregnant belly and...
1916 - 2002 Kenneth Armitage was born in Leeds and in 1934 was awarded a scholarship to Leeds College of Art, where Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth had previously trained. Following this he moved to London and attended the Slade school of Art where he flourished as a sculptor. Throughout his life Armitage created semiabstract figurative bronzes, many of which display a quirky sense of humour. His mature bronzes were often first formed in clay and then cast in monumental size. During the 1960s and beyond,...