Pangolin Editions

The foundry was established in 1985,^[1] by the married couple Rungwe Kingdon and Claude Koenig, who met at art school.^[2]

In 2015 a new furnace was installed, to facilitate the casting of stainless steel.^[3]

London newspaper The Standard described Pangolin Editions in 2012 as "Europe's largest sculpture foundry".^[4]

Damien Hirst, whose studio is adjacent to the foundry, has had all his cast works made there.^[4] In 2012 he unveiled his sculpture Grotesque Unicorn - The Dream is Dead, cast in sterling silver in an edition of four, at the Pangolin Gallery in London.^[4] Other long-term collaborators include Lynn Chadwick, Maggi Hambling, Martin Jennings and Sarah Lucas.^[5][6] The foundry has cast pieces for artists including Bruce Beasley,^[7] Halima Cassell,^[8] Antony Gormley,^[9] Philip Jackson,^[10] and Grayson Perry.^[11]

Pangolin worked with Eric Fischl to digitise his paintings and cast them in bronze, which he then painted; these were then exhibited at Victoria Miro, Venice.^[12] They worked with Jonathan Yeo to create a 3D printed sculpture.^[13]

The foundry also undertakes work for sculptors who prefer not to have the fact that they do not cast their own pieces known.^[6]

Pangolin's directors created the Ruwenzori Foundation (originally the Ruwenzori Sculpture Foundation), a registered charity,^[14] in 2004 to allow educational and cultural exchanges between artists in Africa and the United Kingdom.^[15] It has built an arts centre with a foundry in Uganda.^[15]

Works cast at the foundry include:

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Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Wikidata	Notes
	Perceval	Aspire Park, Doha, Qatar 25.260389°N 51.436389°E / 25.260389; 51.436389	2002 (2002)	Sarah Lucas	Sculpture	Bronze				Q7167048	Depicts a Clydesdale horse and cart, in the manner of a china ornament.[16][17]
	The Miraculous Journey	Sidra Medical and Research Center, Doha, Qatar 25.3209072°N 51.444655°E / 25.3209072; 51.444655	2005 (2005) to 2013	Damien Hirst	Series of 14 sculptures	Bronze				Q60775956	Depicts the stages of growth of a human embryo.[18]
More images	John Betjeman	St Pancras station, London 51.530278°N 0.125556°W / 51.530278; -0.125556	2007 (2007)	Martin Jennings	Statue	Bronze				Q28937184	[19]
More images	Verity	Ilfracombe, Devon, England 51.21088°N 4.11158°W / 51.21088; -4.11158	2012 (2012)	Damien Hirst	Statue	Bronze (arm & sword in fibreglass)				Q1428547	Cast as over 40 bronze pieces, then assembled onto a stainless steel frame[20]
More images	RAF Bomber Command Memorial	Group statue 51.503333°N 0.148889°W / 51.503333; -0.148889	2012 (2012)	Philip Jackson		Bronze				Q7275188	Part of a larger memorial, by Liam O'Connor.[10] Jackson won the 2013 Marsh Award for Excellence in Public Sculpture for this work.[21]
	Advocate	Central Square, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England 54.968085°N 1.614453°W / 54.968085; -1.614453	2014 (2014)	Bruce Beasley	Statue	Bronze	20 feet (6.1 m)				[7][7]
More images	Turning	Bicester Arc, Oxford Road, Bicester, England 51.89165°N 1.16271°W / 51.89165; -1.16271	2016 (2016)	Charlotte Mayer	Abstract sculpture	Bronze			Cherwell District Council		[22]
More images	Mary Seacole	St Thomas' Hospital, Lambeth, London 51.5002°N 0.1189°W / 51.5002; -0.1189	2016 (2016)	Martin Jennings	Statue	Bronze				Q25311668	[23]
More images	George Orwell	Broadcasting House, London, England 51.5188°N 0.1429°W / 51.5188; -0.1429	2017 (2017)	Martin Jennings	Statue	Bronze				Q27957168	[24]
	Physical Energy		2017 (2017) (1902)	George Frederic Watts	Equestrian statue	Bronze					2017 cast of 1902 work, using new moulds from the original gesso model[25]
	Ayrton Senna	McLaren Technology Centre, Surrey, England	2019 (2019)	Paul Oz	Statue	Bronze					[26]
	Covid Bell		2022 (2022)	Grayson Perry	Bell	Bronze					Exhibited at the Royal Academy in summer 2022.[11]
More images	A Soldier's Journey	National World War I Memorial, Washington D.C., United States 38.895992°N 77.033109°W / 38.895992; -77.033109	2024 (2024)	Sabin Howard	Relief sculpture	Bronze				Q130391408	Cast in multiple sections.[27]

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