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Bruce McLean: The Spanish Garden

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Wykeham Gallery is pleased to present 'Bruce McLean: The Spanish Garden’, the first online exhibition of the artist’s work with the gallery. A major figure of contemporary British Art, McLean's practice ranges across different media. This exhibition moves away from his more conceptual oeuvre to explore the bold colours and organic shapes of his silkscreen prints dominated by a Pop sensibility.
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Title: Bruce McLean: The Spanish Garden
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Wykeham Gallery is pleased to present 'Bruce McLean: The Spanish Garden’, the first online exhibition of the artist’s work with the gallery.
A major figure of contemporary British Art, McLean's practice ranges across different media.
This exhibition moves away from his more conceptual oeuvre to explore the bold colours and organic shapes of his silkscreen prints dominated by a Pop sensibility.

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