Magnificent Rural Outbuilding
Two-part work: pencil, ink and gouache on paper
2010-
About the work
- Location
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Country: Belgium
City: Brussels
Place: British Embassy, UK representation to the EU & UK delegation to NATO
The sketch shows a bird’s eye view of a formal garden layout, in which a long straight path leads up to a box-like building at the top of the composition.The building, an unusual synthesis of minimalist and decorative styles, is the subject of the second sketch. Its façade is punctured by two darkened archways which flank a single Doric column, occupying the space where a doorway would naturally be. Rising up above like an improbable neo-classical chimney is a Corinthian column, disproportionately large. -
About the artist
Pablo Bronstein was born in Buenos Aires and first studied fine art at the Slade School of Art (2001). He later completed his MA at Goldsmiths College (2004). Since graduating he has held several solo exhibitions including shows in London, Turin, and New York. In 2010 he produced Garden A La Mode, a sculpture for Tate Britain.
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Explore
- Places
- England, Lawson Park, Lake District, Cumbria, Grizedale
- Subjects
- Materials & Techniques
- paper (as artists material), gouache (as artists material), pencil, ink, two-part work, drawing (Art object type)
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Details
- Artist
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Pablo Bronstein (1977 - )
- Title
- Magnificent Rural Outbuilding
- Date
- 2010
- Medium
- Two-part work: pencil, ink and gouache on paper
- Dimensions
- diptych - height: 32.50 cm, width: 25.50 cm each
- Acquisition
- Purchased from Herald Street, March 2011
- Inscription
- 1 - cr: Perspective View / Showing the / Magnificent Rural / Outbuilding which / houses Poultry as well / as a potting shed and / gardening tools at / the gardens of / lawson Park in / Cumbria ; 2 - bc: Design Elevation for the Facade to a Magnificent Rural Outbuilding in the / Late Regency Style, as is erected at Lawson Park in Cumbria, for the housing / of Poultry, as well as provide shelter for a diverse manner of gardening / implements, such as wheelbarrows, forks, rakes, etc etc stc, and for the / housing of a potter's wheel and clay bin
- Provenance
- Herald Street, London
- GAC number
- 18392