About the artworks

This piece has a great Modernist feel with a striking geometric pattern. The panel formed part of the furnishings in Hitchins’ living room and was carefully removed by the artist's estate after he passed away. It has since been carefully restored by Cal.

Year: c.1960-1970

Colour: Matte charcoal

Unframed size: 15cm x 46cm

Detailed Condition: Good condition

Signature: The artist's trademark initials “RH”

Framing: This relief sculpture will come mounted as a panel.

Authenticity: This piece comes with a certificate of authenticity signed by the sole executor of the Ron Hitchins estate (Mike Jingle). This panel was purchased directly from the Artist's Estate.

Delivery: Collect from the shop or contact Cal to arrange specialist art handlers.

About the artist

Ron Hitchins (1926 – 2019) was a British born artist, sculptor, and flamenco dancer with a life-long connection to Hackney, London. He was born to a Lithuanian sex worker working in a Soho opium den, and a Chinese father.

Inspired by the work of Picasso, Bancusi, Ernst and Hepworth, he dedicated his life to experimenting and mastering multi-media artforms. His own home served as a spectacular gallery for his life’s work, with tens of thousands of unique handmade terracotta tiles, fibreglass relief sculptures and imaginative furnishings. Ron Hitchins' house can be viewed on the website set up by the artist's estate.

Ron Hitchins’ work has become increasingly sought after in recent years and has been purchased by major collections such as the V&A, sold at Christie's and Bonham's and has featured on the Antiques Roadshow.