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A recreation of a street scene which happened near the artist's studio. Twelve figures stand around a stretcher bearing a badly injured man, with blood on his face. The stretcher is carried by two men from the emergency services.
Title
L'aggression au 48 de la Rue Monsieur-Le Prince, le 23rd Juin 1975
Date
1976
Measurements
H 54 x W 132 x D 65 cm
Accession number
1990.178
Acquisition method
purchased with the assistance of the Victoria and Albert Museum Purchase Grant Fund, the Henry Moore Foundation and the Corporate Patrons of Manchester City Galleries
Work type
Sculpture
Inscription description
in white paint on plinth: L'Aggression au 48 de la Rue Monsieur-Le Prince, Le 23 Juin 1975
Manchester Art Gallery
Manchester Art Gallery, Mosley Street, Manchester, Greater Manchester M2 3JL England
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