Monro [was] an English sculptor, printmaker and art teacher. He was a member of the Pop Art movement which came into prominence in the 1960s. He stood out among this group for making sculpture the principal vehicle for his work, particularly using fibreglass, filling the Robert Fraser Gallery in London, for example, with forty fibreglass sheep.
~FROM https://warwick.ac.uk/services/art/artist/nicholasmonro/

1. Magician, 1964 / Painted fiberglass / Private collection

2. Animals Running Through Fire, 1970 / Screenprint on paper / Various collections, incl. Victoria & Albert Museum, UK

3. King Kong, 1972 / Painted fiberglass / Private collection

4. Colony, 1972 / Screenprint on paper / Various collections, incl. Tate Britain, UK

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Nicholas Monro~
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicholas_Monro
The Contraption – A tribute to Nicholas Monro 1936 – 2022
http://walkspace.uk/2022/11/the-contraption-a-tribute-to-nicholas-monro-1936-2022/

Pop Art and Animals~
https://www.artmajeur.com/en/magazine/5-art-history/pop-art-and-animals/331567
11 artists express themselves through animal pop art~
https://talkcarpet.com/super-original-artist-impressions-on-our-zeitgeist-at-mima-brussels/