G A L L E R Y P A N G O L I N
Exhibition and Book Launch
George Fullard: Sculpture and Survival
7th November - 16 December
2016
■ Tucked away in the village of
Chalford on the slopes of the
Cotswold escarpment, Gallery
Pangolin is one of the few
galleries to specialise in sculpture
and related works on paper.
Over the past twenty-five years
the gallery has established a
reputation for works of quality
and excellence by Modern and
contemporary artists.
■Gallery Pangolin is proud to
represent the Fullard Estate and
this major retrospective is the
first solo exhibition of his work
since 1998. The show brings
together bronzes, assemblages
and drawings from all periods of
Fullard’s oeuvre, including many
previously unseen pieces.
Painted Steel
■ Director of the gallery Jane Buck says:
“Although publicly and critically acclaimed during the golden age of Post-War
British sculpture in the late 1950’s and ‘60’s, following his early death in 1974
George Fullard’s work slipped into relative obscurity. The recent surge in interest
in this period has seen a growing regard for his work and our exhibition is a timely
opportunity to re-assess and acknowledge this intriguing and underrated artist.”
GALLERY PANGOLIN
9 CHALFORD IND ESTATE CHALFORD GLOS GL6 8NT
FAX 01453 889762 EMAIL gallery@pangolin-editions.com
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TEL 01453 889765
G A L L E R Y P A N G O L I N
Exhibition and Book Launch
George Fullard: Sculpture and Survival
7th November - 16th December
2016
■ To accompany the exhibition, Gallery Pangolin has commissioned a new
monograph on Fullard by author and art historian Michael Bird which will
be launched at the exhibition. Bird’s research into the Fullard archive and
interviews with people who knew him, inform a timely reappraisal of one of
the most distinctive and surprising British artists of the twentieth century.
■ In his Foreword to the new book, art critic Julian Spalding says of Fullard:
“He was modern because he lived in modern times, not because he leapt
onto a bandwagon. His art flowers within the radiance of Rodin, then Picasso,
and then he created his own idiom, but all of these expressions are genuine
and profound.”
Striding Woman with Two Girls Bathing Head 1960 First Voyage 1966 Pregnant Woman 1959
Child 1959 c.1955 Bronze Mixed Media Wooden Assemblage
Bronze Ink Assemblage
For further information please contact Sally James or Jane Buck on 01453 889765
The Gallery is open Monday to Friday 10am to 6pm and Saturday 10am to 1pm
GALLERY PANGOLIN
9 CHALFORD IND ESTATE CHALFORD GLOS GL6 8NT
TEL 01453 889765 FAX 01453 889762 EMAIL gallery@pangolin-editions.com
www.gallery-pangolin.com