The Fall
Drawing
1985 (made)
1985 (made)
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Place of origin |
Jim Mooney is currently teaching at the Royal College of Art. His watercolour, an relatively early work, shows eroticised, possibly mythic, figures in a landscape, prefiguring the themes of his later work, which foreground ideas about touch and intimacy.
Object details
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Object type | |
Title | The Fall (assigned by artist) |
Materials and techniques | Watercolour on paper |
Brief description | 'The Fall', watercolour on paper by Jim Mooney, probably United Kingdom, 1984 |
Physical description | A dream-like vision in which several naked figures are entwined in the foreground and above (the same?) figures are shown falling to earth, with mountains and a building behind. |
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Credit line | Donated from the Daniele and Howard Harrison Collection |
Object history | This work comes from the collection of late 20th century art (ceramics, drawings, paintings and sculpture) amassed by Daniele Harrison (1947-2004) and her husband Howard Harrison (1911-1991). |
Subject depicted | |
Summary | Jim Mooney is currently teaching at the Royal College of Art. His watercolour, an relatively early work, shows eroticised, possibly mythic, figures in a landscape, prefiguring the themes of his later work, which foreground ideas about touch and intimacy. |
Collection | |
Accession number | E.314-2006 |
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Record created | November 1, 2006 |
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