Unicorn
Print
1987 (made)
1987 (made)
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| Place of origin |
General Description: Unicorn. 1987. Printed by the Peacock Printmakers, Aberdeen. 1987. Signed in pencil Adrian Wiszniewski, inscribed with title and numbered 2/10.
Signed in pencil Adrian Wiszniewski, inscribed with title and numbered 2/10.
Signed in pencil Adrian Wiszniewski, inscribed with title and numbered 2/10.
Object details
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| Object type | |
| Title | Unicorn |
| Materials and techniques | Lithograph |
| Brief description | Print by A. Wiszniewski entitled 'Unicorn'. Great Britain, 1987. |
| Physical description | General Description: Unicorn. 1987. Printed by the Peacock Printmakers, Aberdeen. 1987. Signed in pencil Adrian Wiszniewski, inscribed with title and numbered 2/10. Signed in pencil Adrian Wiszniewski, inscribed with title and numbered 2/10. |
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| Object history | Item Provenance: Provenance: The Glasgow Print Studio Notes: This image was produced for The Scottish Bestiary, a livre d'artist of 20 plates by seven artists who have lived or worked in Scotland, with an accompanying text by the Scottish writer and poet George Mackay Brown, printed by Peacock Printmakers, Aberdeen and published by Paragon Press, London, 1987. The plates were also produced as a portfolio. This plate was one of an edition of 10 proofs for the book. The other artists who contributed to the Bestiary were John Bellany, Steven Campbell, Peter Howson, Jack Knox, Bruce Mclean, and June Redfern. An impression of Howson's Stag, from the portfolio edition, is also in the collection: E.196-1987. |
| Production | Printed by the Peacock Printmakers, Aberdeen. |
| Bibliographic reference | For a note on The Scottish Bestiary: Print Collectors' Newsletter Vol. XVIII,4, September 1987 p.134 |
| Collection | |
| Accession number | E.493-1988 |
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| Record created | November 24, 2008 |
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