Tile
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Ceramic glazed tile, Grayson Perry for FAT Architecture, 2015.
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| Brief description | Ceramic glazed tile, Grayson Perry for FAT Architecture, 2015. |
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| Gallery label | Architectural Tile
This tile is one of hundreds made for the exterior of A House for Essex, a holiday home near the village of Wrabness designed by the artist Grayson Perry in collaboration with FAT Architecture.
Perry has emerged as a vital cultural figure in Britain, chronicling contemporary Britishness through tapestries, ceramics and drawings as well as in his media appearances and lectures.
The house is dedicated to Julie, a fictional Essex every-woman, and it tells her life story through decoration and integrated artworks. The tile depicts Julie nude with a large belly and breasts standing in a Romanesque arch.
A House for Essex, Perry’s largest artwork, opened in May 2015.
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Julie Tile for A House for Essex
2015
Designed by Grayson Perry and FAT Architecture
Manufactured by Shaws of Darwen, Lancashire, UK
Glazed ceramic tile
Museum no. CD.20-2015
Given by Living Architecture |
| Credit line | Given by Living Architecture |
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| Accession number | CD.20-2015 |
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| Record created | September 9, 2015 |
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