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The artwork’s title is adapted from that of a 1922 painting by Paul Klee, alluding to the movement across mediums that is characteristic of Barker's practice. The work’s graduation of colour is reminiscent of watercolour landscapes and Barker extends her palette with influences from Japanese painter Hiroshige.
Title
Separation in the Evening (a celestial blossom before the yellow house)
Date
2015
Medium
stainless steel, stainless steel rod, brass rod & paint
Measurements
H 450 x W 400 x D 240 cm
Accession number
JAC201529
Acquisition method
site-specific commission
Work type
Sculpture
Jupiter Artland
Bonnington House Steadings Wilkieston, Edinburgh, West Lothian EH27 8BY Scotland
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