Nic Fiddian Green has been represented by the Sladmore Gallery, London, for over twenty-five years. Click below to learn more about his journey
Current Exhibitions
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‘Spiritus Equus’ at the National Sporting Library and Museum, Middleburg, Virginia
1st May 2026 - 12th September 2026
Featured Artworks
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Still Water, 33ft, 2010
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Arabian Stallion, 6ft, 2020
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Still Water, 6ft 6in, 2023
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Still Water, 7ft, Carrara Marble
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Mighty Horse, 12ft, 2021
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Still Water, 9ft lead, 2016
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Sunlight, 8ft 6″, 2023
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Still Water, 10ft, 2026
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Praying Hands, 10ft
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Head of Christ, Large, 2016
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Roman Horse, Bronze, 12ft
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Awake, 12ft, 2017
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Roman Horse, Copper, 12ft
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Still Water, 16ft, 2023
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Serenity, 16ft Copper, 2019
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Still Water, 16ft Lead, 2012
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Still Water, 18ft Lead, 2021
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Still Water, 18ft, 2024
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Apollo, 2024
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Mighty Head ‘Fire’, 24ft
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Trojan Head, Bronze, 2018
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I Accepted, 2025
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I Forgive, 2025
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Head of Christ, Medium, 2013
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Still Water, Green Onyx, 2023
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Into the Wind, 2023
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Still Water, Turkish Yellow Onyx, 2023
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Still Water, Carrara Marble, 2024
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Still Water 42″, 2023
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Still Water, 8″, 2021
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Still Water 12”, 2022
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Still Water 22”, 2021
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Greek Head Maquette
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Trojan Head, Silver, 2018
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Maquette for Copenhagen, 2020
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Spanish Stallion, 2014
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‘Horse at Water fragmented, Malachite, 2023’
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Still Water, Gold Fragment, 2019
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‘Still Water, Snow Quartz, 2023’
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The Cross, 2025
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I Rise, 1995
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Pray, 2018
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Tang Horse, 18″, 2015
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‘Still Water III, Jade, 2022’
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Arabian Stallion Maquette, 8″, 2019
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“I’m trying to get to the edge of form and line – to the mystery of it all.”
– Nic Fiddian Green
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“The horse’s head is an image that obsesses us. Horses are intimately connected with Man. They’ve ploughed fields for centuries. They’ve got us from A to B. They are our allies in War.”
– Nic Fiddian Green
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“The studio is one of my favourite places, particularly before dawn on a spring morning. It’s so inspiring. That, for me, has had the most effect on my work; it’s as English and rural as can be.”
– Nic Fiddian Green
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“A horse will never drink if it is in anyway frightened, so it has to be at a state of total invulnerability. I wanted the horse at Marble Arch to radiate the sense of pause just before movement”
– Nic Fiddian Green
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“The horse’s head was so beautifully made, so considered, so right. It was as if it had been carved by the Gods; a lesson in balance, harmony and proportion. Immediately, it became my benchmark for the past forty years.”
– Nic on his encounter with the Horse of Selene in 1983.
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“In 1983, when I was a student at Chelsea School of Art, I saw the Elgin Marbles in the British Museum for the first time. These ancient carvings embodied the most refined principles of Greek and Classical Art and it was these from which I drew my formative inspiration.
– Nic on his encounter with the Horse of Selene in 1983.
News & Press
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‘Apollo’ unveiled at Royal Ascot 2026
22nd Jul 2026
We we're delighted to unveil Nic Fiddian Green's newest masterpiece 'Apollo' at Royal Ascot 2026. At 18ft tall, it had quite the presence in the Royal Enclosure. These fantastic photographs were taken by Hugo Burnand with whom we are working on an exciting new project which will be released next year! Thank you to the team at Ascot Racecourse for helping to make this happen.
‘The Face of Christ’ featured in The Telegraph and The Times
24th Apr 2025
Nic's exhibition; 'The Face of Christ' featured in both The Telegraph and The Times, April 2025.
Evolving creativity
Throughout his career, Nic has experimented with different materials to realise his work. Whilst most well-known for his large-scale bronzes, since lockdown, he has returned to the medium of carving semi-precious materials. The individuality of these stones (such as Jade, Lapis Lazuli, Malachite, Quartz and Obsidian) creates a sense of fragility and originality that works to compliment the intimate sense of peace evoked through his work.