Barn Owl (Russet)

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By Lucy Stevens
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Dimensions (HxWxD):

45.9 × 63.2 × 3 cm

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Photography and mixed media (Household paint, Acrylic paint, Indian ink, wax pastel, and pencil) onto Fabriano 310gsm paper.

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Mixed Media

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2019
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Framed Original: Photography and mixed media (Household paint, Acrylic paint, Indian ink, wax pastel and pencil) onto Fabriano 310gsm paper. Size: 45.9 x 63.2 cm (in white wooden frame with cord and mirror plates) Tag details: Leicester Museum | Barn Owl (species: Tyto alba). Locality: Humbley Wood, Stevenage. Sex: Female. The date that the specimen became part of the permanent collection at New Walk Museum: 1960. Lucy's recent solo exhibition ‘Bird Skins’ at The Lightbox Gallery in Leicester was inspired by Werner’s Nomenclature of Colours, an early colour dictionary outlining colour matches across the natural kingdoms. Stevens was granted access to the natural science collections at New Walk Museum in Leicester to create artworks focusing on the order, variety and beauty of colour in nature. Her new collection is known for its bold, instinctive mark-making techniques using photography as a starting point and layering with acrylic and house-hold paint, wax pastel, spray paint, Indian ink, graph paper and genuine 24-carat gold leaf.

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