Yew II

Yew II is carved from a single piece of yew, its faceted, angular profile distinct from the softer curves of Yew I. A smooth, pale hollow runs through the length of the form, set against the warm grain of the retained wood surface. Set on a plinth base, the sculpture rewards viewing from multiple angles, in keeping with Richard Fox’s wider sculptural practice.

No confirmed dimensions or exact date are currently available for this specific work; medium is identified from the piece’s own title and supplied photographs rather than a separate specification record.