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God's bones: for Nicole 1988-91

Artwork God's bones: for Nicole this artwork made of Paper saturated with bitumen, powdered pigment and wax, steel rods with cement, created in 1988-01-01
Accession No.
2002.019a-n
Date Created
1988-91
Gallery location
Not on public display
Department
Contemporary Australian Art
Dimensions A
Seven sheets: 200 x 74cm (approx., irreg, each); four double steel rods: 77 x 74 x 8cm (approx., irreg., each); three single steel rods: 167 x 20 x 8cm (approx., irreg., each); 200 x 740 x 30cm (installed, approx.)
Media Category
Installation
Medium
Paper saturated with bitumen, powdered pigment and wax, steel rods with cement
Place Created
Brisbane
Credit Line
Gift of the artist in memory of Michael Milburn through the Queensland Art Gallery Foundation 2002

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