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British Art Fair

24 - 27 September 2026
Saatchi Gallery, London, S
W3 4RY

Stand 23, Ground Floor

We are delighted to be returning to the British Art Fair next week with a stand dedicated to the work of celebrated sculptor Lynn Chadwick (1914-2003). Showcasing the breadth of his oeuvre across four distinct decades, this curated selection will include beast and couple sculptures, alongside rare drawings and lithographs. See a preview of our stand highlights below.

The British Art Fair is the UK’s only fair dedicated exclusively to Modern and Contemporary British Art and is set within the iconic Saatchi Gallery in the heart of London’s vibrant Chelsea. Our stand is located on the ground floor to the right as as you enter the Saatchi Gallery.

We have a limited number of complimentary tickets available on a first come first served basis to access the fair between the Friday 25 - Sunday 27 September. To reserve your tickets, please click the button below to select your preferred time slot and use the code GPDPL.

Prices start at £2,500 inc VAT. For a preview of the Lynn Chadwick works we will be presenting at the fair, please email us at gallery@pangolinlondon.com.
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HIGHLIGHTS
Lynn Chadwick

Lynn Chadwick

Second Maquette for Teddy Boy and Girl

1956, Bronze
39 x 12 x 10 cm
ACII from an edition of 6
POA

Chadwick's solo exhibition for the Venice Biennale in 1956 included the large centrepiece 'Teddy Boy and Girl', 1955, which was a substantial piece at nearly two metres tall. With arms up-stretched and conjoined at the pelvis the Teddy Boy and Girl sculptures, such as this charming maquette, were a vital take on contemporary culture.
Lynn Chadwick

Lynn Chadwick

Moon Series B

1965-6, Lithograph
57.5 x 72.2 x 3.2 cm
AP from an edition of 75
£2,750 inc VAT framed

Printmaking provided Chadwick with an intimate, immediate way to continue his visual thought process, distilling sculptural ideas to their purest forms. Chadwicks 'Moon Series' explored a more abstracted vision of the moon, incorporating the rounded corners of early photographs, crescent shapes, and deep shadows to form eye-like compositions; motifs that echoed contemporaneous sculptures such as 'Star III', which we will also show at the fair.
Lynn Chadwick

Lynn Chadwick

The Stranger

1954, Bronze
73 x 48 x 28 cm
Edition 8 of 9
POA

This striking early work by Lynn Chadwick is an important sculpture that charts the progression of the figure in his work. Conceived in 1954 during the exciting period that Chadwick was gaining international fame for his unique visual language, 'The Stranger' bears reference to prehistoric cave painting, the natural world and contemporary culture.
 
Images: Lynn Chadwick, Maquette IX Sitting Elektra, 1969, Bronze, 27 x 43 x 19 cm, ACI from an edition of 6; Lynn Chadwick, Second Maquette for Teddy Boy and Girl,1956, Bronze, 39 x 12 x 10 cm, ACII from an edition of 6; Moon Series B, 1965-6, Lithograph. 57.5 x 72.2 x 3.2 cm, AP from an edition of 75; Lynn Chadwick, The Stranger, 1951, Bronze, 73 x 48 x 28 cm, Edition 8 of 9. Photography: Steve Russell Studios.
 
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