Barry Flanagan
1941–2009
© The estate of Barry Flanagan, courtesy Plubronze Ltd
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In Tate Britain
Biography
Barry Flanagan OBE RA (11 January 1941 – 31 August 2009) was an Irish-Welsh sculptor. He is best known for his bronze statues of hares and other animals.
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Read full Wikipedia entryArtworks
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Barry Flanagan Left Hand By Right Hand
1971 -
Barry Flanagan Alan Sekers
1972 -
Barry Flanagan Bungo the Elephant by Tara
1972, reprinted c.1983 -
Barry Flanagan Studies
1972, reprinted c.1983 -
Barry Flanagan Gilbert and George
1972 -
Barry Flanagan Telephone
1972 -
Barry Flanagan Cat
1976, reprinted c.1983 -
Barry Flanagan Killary Harbour II
1979–80, published 1983
Artist as subject
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Barry Flanagan Foolsproof
1972, reprinted c.1983 -
Barry Flanagan Boo
1972, reprinted c.1983 -
Barry Flanagan Himself
1972, reprinted c.1983 -
Barry Flanagan One of the Lads
1972, reprinted c.1983 -
Barry Flanagan Self-Portrait
1972
Film and audio
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Late at Tate: John James and Andrew Wilson on Barry Flanagan
Barry Flanagan: Early Works 1965-1982 shows how this radical and imaginative artist challenged the very nature of sculpture, reflecting his …
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Lunchtime Lecture: Dr Jo Melvin on Barry Flanagan
Dr Jo Melvin, Executive Curator of the Barry Flanangan exhibition at Tate Britain gives a lunchtime lecture on the the …
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