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Lyn Constable
Maxwell

Lyn Constable Maxwell                                                       English Lyn is a sculptor and painter trained in the figurative tradition. Her bronzes are in private and public collections in U.K. and Europe. Awards include a diploma at the 'Venice Biennale' and a Prince of Wales award for the 'Aberfan Memorial'. She was artist in residence at Winchester Cathedral In1991. This exhibition, inspired by the works of Shakespeare, is a marriage of sculpture and painting using mixed media.

Lyn Constable Maxwell                                                        Français Lyn est sculpteur et peintre dans la tradition figurative. Ses bronzes figurent dans de nombreuses collections privées et publiques. Elle a reçu plusieurs prix dont le diplôme de la Biennale de Venise et le prix du Prince de Galles pour le mémorial d’Aberfan.En 1991 elle fut l’artiste en residence à la Cathédrale de Winchester. Pour cette exposition sculptures et peintures s’inspirent des œuvres de Shakespeare.

Lyn Constable Maxwell studied at: The Byam Shaw School of Art. Hammersmith College of Art and Building. Heatherly Art School. Appointments and awards: Diploma Venice Biennale. Artist in Residence Winchester Cathedral. Prince of Wales award for The Aberfan Memorial. Solo exhibitions: The Bury St Gallery, London 1983 and 1987 The Newbury Festival 1990 Winchester Cathedral 1997 Winchester Cathedral 2001 Public commissions include: EagleTrophy, Scottish Businessman's award. Sponsored by J&B Rare. St. Michael, Chapel of St. Michael's Mount Cornwall. The Four Evangelists at St Michael's Church, North Cadbury, Somerset. The Aberfan Memorial, Memorial Gardens,Wales. Crucified and Risen Christ. All Saints, London Colney. The Stations of the Cross. St. Gregory's Church, Alresford, Hampshire. 'Famine'. presented to The Balfour Museum Winchester, Hampshire. Baptismal Font. The R.C. Church, Ringwood, Hampshire. Reviews: "....a singular and evocative artist whose work praises the grave and expressive movement of the body whilst showing a deep understanding of suffering and human frailty." London City Recorder 1986 Appointments and awards: Diploma Venice Biennale. Artist in Residence Winchester Cathedral. Prince of Wales award for The Aberfan Memorial.

Lyn Constable Maxwell is an established sculptor working in the figurative tradition for both public bodies and private clients.
Her work is characterised by a deep emotional energy and a mastery of the formal demands of the medium.

"I am a figurative sculptor, working primarily in bronze. I aim to interpret the wishes of my commissioning client both imaginatively and architecturally. I am delighted to welcome visitors to my studio in France, or meet clients in England. My work is suitable for gardens, schools, hospitals and churches. I also produce smaller presentation pieces to commemorate special occasions."

"I wish to give form to the inner energy, that runs like an emotional artery through images from mythology, the dance, and human relationships."