A prolific sculptor for nearly 50 years, John Huggins has pursued, through the favoured material of bronze, a changing vision of sculptural form. The human figure is a major source, and is seen with both anthropological and contemporary influences.
John Huggins is a Fellow of the Royal Society of British Sculptors and a member of the Royal West of England Academy where he has served as Academician's Chairman and Vice-President.
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John Huggins
Acrobat
bronze (ed. of 7)
72 cm high |
John Huggins
Olympian
bronze (ed. of 15)
46 cm high |
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John Huggins
Night Star
bronze (ed. of 9)
21 cm high |
John Huggins
Cabeça Nova
bronze (ed. of 9)
19 cm high |
John Huggins
Cabeça Grande
bronze (ed. of 7)
38 cm high |
John Huggins
Ladyland
bronze (ed. of 7)
32 cm high |
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John Huggins
Earring
bronze (ed. of 7)
48 cm high |
John Huggins
Twilight
bronze (ed. of 7)
32 cm high |
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