Code: 11626
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"Two Whiting" (Cristea 24)
Patrick Caulfield CBE RA (1936-2005)
Limited edition screenprint in colours on wove paper
Signed & numbered in pencil 98/100 (lower right)
Published by Bernard Jacobson Ltd
Printed by Advanced Graphics
London, 1972
Framed behind plexiglass
Measures:-
Sheet: 110.5 cm high x 152.7 cm wide (approx.)
From the edition of 100, as included in the portfolio '14 BIG prints' published by Bernard Jacobson, London in 1972.
Two Whiting is a large-scale screenprint which formed part of the portfolio 14 BIG Prints, published by the Bernard Jacobson Gallery in an edition of one hundred, with an additional fifteen proofs.
Measuring over 1.5 metres wide and 1 meter tall, "Two Whiting" is one of the largest prints Caulfield produced. Rendered in the artist's distinct style, the unusual oval format of the image recalls Cubist still-life compositions and the subject-matter is particularly evocative of the work of Georges Braque (1882–1963).
See Tate P79181; Government Art Collection 12136; Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa 1979-0008-1; Art Gallery of New South Wales 335.2018g; Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki 1975/44/2; Yale Center for British Art, Friends of British Art Fund B1999.19 etc for similar.
Literature:-
See No.24 Mel Gooding "Patrick Caulfield: The Complete Prints 1964–1999", Alan Cristea Gallery, London, 1999
