Bob Dawson, contempory sculptor in bronze, cast aluminium, resin,
plaster, concreate and glass fibre.
As seen in the Royal Academy, Welsh Arts Council, O’Hana Gallery
and the Ewen Philips Gallery.
Bob’s studio can be seen on this web site - which shows where he worked and developed his contemporary works of art.
Throughout Bob’s lifetime his sculpture continued to evolve, using a range of materials which included having his work cast into bronze which gave it a further dimension and achieved a complex patina of its surfaces.
Bob worked in various range of materials which included clay, plaster, resin and was also cast into aluminium, concrete and fibreglass.
Drawn out of his fascination with the environment, the elemental and maritime became catalysts for his creative process. As a sculptor he not only did his own works of art but was also, commissioned to produce works of art for the public and numerous private collections.
The artist believed that his sculptures were primarily concerned with life, its’ shifting and changing nature,
Bob Dawson (1921-2012) was an independently celebrated British sculptor of the 20th Century. Born in Holywell, North Wales, his sculptures are directly linked to memories of his childhood and his intimate relationship to nature. Drawn out of his fascination with the environment, the elemental and maritime became catalysts for his creative process.