Two Directors by Bernard Meadows (19 February 1915 – 12 January 2005) Bronze, Edition of 6, Stamped ‘M’, Piece 1: 62cm high by 36cm wide by 12cm deep, Piece 2: 72cm high by 35cm wide by 17cm deep, Abstract, Body, Female, Figurative, Brown, Sculpture
Two Directors Reliefs is one of Bernard Meadows’ most significant sculptures, marking a pivotal shift in his work following a 1960 trip to Italy. This journey redirected his artistic focus from animals to humans. Moving away from depicting ‘damaged’ and vulnerable figures, Meadows began to explore themes of human aggression.