Broken Bowl
Production: Talbot, Neil
Broken Bowl, white marble, carved in sunk relief. Rectangular with a depression containing an oval broken bowl.
Broken Bowl. White marble with grey veins, carved in sunk relief. Rectangular with deep straight sides. In the middle, there is a depression containing a shallow, oval, straight-sided bowl out of which a piece has been broken near the right end, and is shown beside the bowl. The area above the bowl is roughly chiselled away. The area in front is smooth, thus creating the illusion that the bowl is standing on a flat surface.
History note: Purchased from the artist by the Eastern Arts Association, from the Serpentine Gallery, Summer Show 1, in July 1980 for £350; Eastern Arts Association Permanent Collection EAA 62; East England Arts
Given by East England Arts
Depth: 7.2 cm
Height: 28.1 cm
Width: 39.7 cm
Method of acquisition: Given (2002) by East England Arts
20th Century
1970s
Production date:
AD 1979
Carving : Carved in sunk relief
Inscription present: rectangular paper label stuck near the top on the right of the back
Accession number: M.6-2002
Primary reference Number: 81354
Entry form number: 73
External ID: CAM_CCF_M_6_2002
Stable URI
Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Applied Arts
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