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Description: | 'Man and Horse' combines two of Elizabeth Frink's favourite subjects. She specialised in animals and the human form and was especially interested in the relationship between men and horses. Unlike many other artists working at the same time, she never followed the fashion for abstraction. She was best known as a major 20th-century British sculptor, but in the latter part of her career she began producing prints.
Part: print, Aspect: method, Description: screenprint
Part: mount, Aspect: size, Description: A0
Part: mount, Aspect: surface treatment, Description: acid free
Part: support, Material: paper | Source: | Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums | Identifier: | emu.ecatalogue.prints.313840 | Go to resource |
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