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Girl Without a Face, Version B (1982)

Kenneth Armitage

bronze and enamel with painted stripes

The Hepworth Wakefield

Next artwork © Kenneth Armitage Foundation / Bridgeman Images Photo credit: The Hepworth Wakefield

Details

Classification:

Sculpture

Materials:

Bronze, Enamel, Paint

Physical Object Description:

Initialled, dated and numbered on base KA 1982 1/6

Technique:

Cast, Painted

Dimensions:

74 cm

Accession Number:

WAKGM : A2.111

Credit:

Donated by Eric and Jean Cass through the Contemporary Art Society, 2012

Ownership history:

ACA Galleries, New York; private collector, New York; purchased from Christie, Manson and Woods, London : Post-War and Contemporary British Paintings and Watercolours and Twentieth Century British Sculpture, 7 June 1991 ( lot 390) by Eric and Jean Cass; gifted by Eric and Jean Cass to the Contemporary Art Society, 2012; presented to The Hepworth Wakefield, 2012

Made about the same time as July Figure, Version 2 (1978-85), Girl Without a Face, Version B (1982) (both at The Hepworth Wakefield) has the similar attributes of outstretched arms and both are walking, the latter down a step. They are of similar scale, but the girl's head is lost beneath a hood - as the artist may have observed during a summer downpour.

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