M208 no.3 Macrogauze by Peter Collingwood
by Peter Collingwood
£18,500
Woven linen on stainless steel rods, stamped
Macrogauze hanging M208 no.3 by Peter Collingwood. The threads of beige and black thread forming a pyramid formation using Collingwood's innovative technique. The steel rods have a structural purpose of ensuring that the artwork hangs flat.
Product Description
Woven linen on stainless steel rods, stamped
Macrogauze hanging M208 no.3 by Peter Collingwood. The threads of beige and black thread forming a pyramid formation using Collingwood's innovative technique. The steel rods have a structural purpose of ensuring that the artwork hangs flat.
The 'Macro-gauze' was first created in 1964 as a response to a visit to the United States in 1963; particularly the work of Lenore Tawny; a pioneering artist who combined steel and brass with linen threadwork. This groundbreaking 'Macro-gauze' generated an ongoing oeuvre in Peter Collingwood's work, in both 2D and 3D, the compositions based around mathematical sequences and geometric patterns.
Macrogauze hanging M208 no.3 by Peter Collingwood. The threads of beige and black thread forming a pyramid formation using Collingwood's innovative technique. The steel rods have a structural purpose of ensuring that the artwork hangs flat.
The 'Macro-gauze' was first created in 1964 as a response to a visit to the United States in 1963; particularly the work of Lenore Tawny; a pioneering artist who combined steel and brass with linen threadwork. This groundbreaking 'Macro-gauze' generated an ongoing oeuvre in Peter Collingwood's work, in both 2D and 3D, the compositions based around mathematical sequences and geometric patterns.
Code:
6350
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H 90cm x W 97cm
H 35½" x W 38¼"
H 35½" x W 38¼"
