MODERN SCULPTURE COLLECTION

HUBERT DALWOOD R.A.
[1924-76]

HUBERT DALWOOD

Throne
1959/60
aluminium
edition of 8
58.5 cm high
Provenance: Gimpel Fils Gallery,
3 July, 1960; Sir Robert and
Lady Mayer collection
Literature: 'Hubert Dalwood'
C Stephens, Lund Humphries, 1999, p. 123, no. 131

HUBERT DALWOOD

Open Square
1959
aluminium
edition of 6
1/6
42 cm high
Provenance: Gimpel Fils Gallery, 1960; Harry Winston collection;
Rago auctions, USA, 17 Nov. 2012
lot 515
Literature: 'Hubert Dalwood'
C Stephens, 1999, Lund Humph.
p. 48, pl. 23 [this cast illustrated].
'Hubert Dalwood', Motif 5, Autumn 1960 [this cast illustr.]

Desert Rocks and Wind

Cities of the Plain

Mexican Site

Byblos

HUBERT DALWOOD

Bahrain reliefs [set of 4] 1976
silver-plated bronze
unique set
'Cities of the Plain' and 'Mexican Site' are unique, but 2 or 3 casts may exist of the other 2.
'Mexican site' is signed
largest 19 x 23 cm [all similar size]
Provenance: The artist;
Tom Hancock collection;
Bonhams, 11 July 2006, lot 89
Literature: 'Hubert Dalwood'
C Stephens, 1999, Lund Humphrs
p. 71 [illustrated]

Hubert Dalwood ['Nibs'] was born in Bristol and studied at the Bath Academy of Art.
He represented the UK at the Venice Biennale in 1962.
The Tate Gallery collection includes his work and a catalogue raisonne was published by Lund Humphries in 1999.
A particularly fine and original sculptor whose best work was mainly cast in aluminium.