George Fullard: Living in a Sculpture - Sheffield Museums Trust

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George Fullard, Three Women, 1958. Image courtesy of the Fullard Estate. Photo Sheffield Museums.

George Fullard (1923–73) is one of Sheffield’s most celebrated artists. This new exhibition marked 100 years since his birth and brought together a wide range of his drawings and sculpture to explore his work and the influences and experiences that shaped it.

Living in a Sculpture presented over 30 works, drawn from Sheffield’s own collection alongside a series of key loans. Beyond the exhibition, Fullard’s works are familiar Sheffield landmarks – you’ll find his sculptures outside the Winter Garden and in the Upper Chapel courtyard.

In collaboration with the George Fullard Estate and Gallery Pangolin.

This exhibition has now closed

Graves Gallery

(Above the Central Library)

Surrey Street

Sheffield

S1 1XZ

George Fullard, Three Women, 1958.

Image courtesy Gallery Pangolin

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