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Original graphite, pencil, pastel, conte, soft pastel, hard pastel Animals, Portrait, Faces, Nature, Wildlife, Pink — "Prima…
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Primate 2

2023

Medium: Graphite, Pencil, Pastel, Conte, Soft Pastel, Hard Pastel
Material: Cartridge Paper, Sketchbook Paper
Size: 14.6 in × 14.5 in × 0.6 in
Edition: Unique / One-Off
Orientation: vertical
Framed · Ready to hang

$476

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About this work

An observed conceptual drawing for a series of Primate sculptures by Gwenda Jones, delving into the deep connections between primates and humans, highlighting the shared evolution, similarities, and mannerisms that define both species. A drawing to capture the very human-like nature of these fascinating creatures, emphasising their social rituals and communities—rituals that our societies both emulate and, at times, destroy.

About the artist

Gwenda Jones is a UK-based contemporary ceramic sculptor and Three-Dimensional Design graduate whose expressive portraiture, figurative sculpture, and equine and animal forms are from lived experience. A finalist in the Woman in Art Prize 2025 and an Associate of the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists (ARBSA), she exhibits across the UK, with work held in private collections internationally.

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Gwenda Jones

Gwenda Jones

Birmingham , UK

Gwenda Jones is a UK-based contemporary ceramic sculptor and Three-Dimensional Design graduate whose expressive portraiture, figurative sculpture, and equine and animal forms are from lived experience. A finalist in the Woman in Art Prize 2025 and an Associate of the Royal…

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