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Drawing - Juncture

Juncture

  • Object:

    Drawing

  • Place of origin:

    Great Britain, United Kingdom (possibly, made)

  • Date:

    2005 (made)

  • Artist/Maker:

    David Leapman, born 1959 (artist)

  • Materials and Techniques:

    Pen and ink and plastic

  • Museum number:

    E.2586-2007

  • Gallery location:

    Prints & Drawings Study Room, level F, case WD, shelf 214, box B

  • Image in copyright

David Leapman (b.1959) studied at St Martin's School of Art and at Goldsmith's College, London. His paintings and drawings are often made in unconventional ways and with unorthodox materials. He frequently uses fluorescent and phosphorescent pigment to produce work which responds only in certain specific light conditions. The surface of this drawing is made from 'crystalina', small transparent plastic fragments that catch the light and glitter.

Physical description

Four abstract forms drawn in pen and brown ink; the entire sheet covered in 'cristalina', small transparent faceted plastic fragments which catch the light and glitter

Place of Origin

Great Britain, United Kingdom (possibly, made)

Date

2005 (made)

Artist/maker

David Leapman, born 1959 (artist)

Materials and Techniques

Pen and ink and plastic

Marks and inscriptions

'David Leapman 05'

Dimensions

Height: 21.1 cm, Width: 15 cm

Object history note

This drawing is part of the '40 Artists - 40 Drawings' series acquired as a group in 2007

Descriptive line

'Juncture', pen and ink drawing of abstract forms; the entire sheet covered in 'cristalina', small transparent faceted plastic fragments which catch the light. By David Leapman, 2005

Materials

Pen and ink; Plastic

Techniques

Drawn; Collage

Categories

Drawings

Collection code

PDP

Qr_O137266
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