The Eternal
Stained Glass Design
2003-2004 (designed)
2003-2004 (designed)
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This is a design for a stained glass panel by Ruth Taylor-Jacobson for the Jewish part of the Sacred Silver and Stained Glass Gallery in the V&A. It is a preliminary design depicting first thoughts with some indication of colour in the blue and yellow watercolours.
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Title | The Eternal (assigned by artist) |
Materials and techniques | Pencil and watercolour on paper torn from a sketchbook |
Brief description | A design in pencil, soluble pencil and watercolour depicting the double tablets of the Ten Commandments in the top left corner, four human heads close together near the centre, and an animal form at the bottom left. |
Physical description | A design on a rectangular sheet torn from a sketch book with torn, perforated holes up the left side. The design is figurative, depicting an animal, humans, and the tablets of the Law, in pencil and watercolour. |
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Summary | This is a design for a stained glass panel by Ruth Taylor-Jacobson for the Jewish part of the Sacred Silver and Stained Glass Gallery in the V&A. It is a preliminary design depicting first thoughts with some indication of colour in the blue and yellow watercolours. |
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Accession number | E.538-2005 |
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Record created | September 20, 2005 |
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