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Shutter (c)
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Ceramic made from a mould formed from rare meat. Intense, unevenly applied, red glaze maintains the strong allusion to blood and flesh. The organic forms are structured by the rectilinear "grid" of a central spine and "ribs", the slats and wooden structure of the eponymous "Shutter."
Rights: © Rosemarie Trockel / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York
Busch-Reisinger Museum
Barbara Gladstone Gallery representing the artist 2006.
Harvard Art Museums/Busch-Reisinger Museum Purchase through the generosity of Wilhelm Winterstein
Title: Shutter (c)
Description:
Ceramic made from a mould formed from rare meat.
Intense, unevenly applied, red glaze maintains the strong allusion to blood and flesh.
The organic forms are structured by the rectilinear "grid" of a central spine and "ribs", the slats and wooden structure of the eponymous "Shutter.
".
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