Early Macro Experiment in Red, Black & Hemp
by Peter Collingwood
£24,000
No signature but Peter Collingwood handwritten description. Linen, wood and copper
Throughout Peter Collingwood's career he adopted a fearless obsession with breaking looms and then rebuilding them to create systems of moveable rigid heddles. During the mid-sixties this practice allowed him to develop the graphically dramatic Macrogauze technique made by crossing over warp threads at different angles rather than following parallel vertical lines. This eventually led Collingwood into three-dimensional, installation art with an airy, weightless and spirited quality, demonstrating the inventive potential of textile art.
Product Description
No signature but Peter Collingwood handwritten description. Linen, wood and copper
Provenance:
Bought from the family estate
English, circa. 1963-64
Throughout Peter Collingwood's career he adopted a fearless obsession with breaking looms and then rebuilding them to create systems of moveable rigid heddles. During the mid-sixties this practice allowed him to develop the graphically dramatic Macrogauze technique made by crossing over warp threads at different angles rather than following parallel vertical lines. This eventually led Collingwood into three-dimensional, installation art with an airy, weightless and spirited quality, demonstrating the inventive potential of textile art.
English, circa. 1963-64
Provenance:
Bought from the family estate
English, circa. 1963-64
Throughout Peter Collingwood's career he adopted a fearless obsession with breaking looms and then rebuilding them to create systems of moveable rigid heddles. During the mid-sixties this practice allowed him to develop the graphically dramatic Macrogauze technique made by crossing over warp threads at different angles rather than following parallel vertical lines. This eventually led Collingwood into three-dimensional, installation art with an airy, weightless and spirited quality, demonstrating the inventive potential of textile art.
English, circa. 1963-64
Code:
9923
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H 106cm x W 42cm
H 41¾" x W 16.54"
H 41¾" x W 16.54"
