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The artist says of this work, 'People in a landscape near Bristol watch Concorde take off. In another picture of the same format the greens that made the landscape become synthetic fields under a synthetic sky made from the blues in the sky that holds the aeroplane: the other colours (the people mostly) go to make rainbows. Above and below each landscape is a catalogue of the colours used in the order of their use.
Date
1971
Medium
acrylic on canvas
Measurements
H 182.8 x W 365.6 cm
Accession number
P1564
Acquisition method
purchased from Angela Flowers Gallery, 1972
Work type
Painting
British Council Collection
Visual Arts, Arts Group, 10 Spring Gardens, London, Greater London SW1A 2BN England
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