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Panel

1979 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Abstract in three sections, with large areas of regular lead squares. The centre and left hand sections are of opal striated glass covered by a grid of lines with slightly thicker crosses at the intersteces. The right hand section is of dark green glass covered by a gird of lines which break or have short crossing lines at random intervals. There are two red framing borders between the centre and right hand section and running round the outside of the panel. The centre and left hand sections appear to be joined with no dividing line. The divisions between the sections appear to be aluminium.

Object details

Categories
Object type
Materials and techniques
Stained glass
Brief description
Panel of stained glass in 3 parts with superimposed leaded pattern. Designed and made by Brian Clarke. English, 1979.
STG
Physical description
Abstract in three sections, with large areas of regular lead squares. The centre and left hand sections are of opal striated glass covered by a grid of lines with slightly thicker crosses at the intersteces. The right hand section is of dark green glass covered by a gird of lines which break or have short crossing lines at random intervals. There are two red framing borders between the centre and right hand section and running round the outside of the panel. The centre and left hand sections appear to be joined with no dividing line. The divisions between the sections appear to be aluminium.
Dimensions
  • Height: 203.5cm (measured by hand)
  • Width: 130.1cm (measured by hand)
  • Depth: 4.0cm (measured by hand)
Production typeUnique
Object history
Bought from Brian Clarke for £3,000 (79/1902).
(20.9.79) Letter from BC to Michael Archer:...The panel I am offering is...8 ft. x 4ft. and designed and made this year. It is one of a series of three works and I think the most significant panel I've done this year.
Collection
Accession number
C.1-1980

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Record createdApril 28, 1998
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