Not on display
- Artist
- Jennifer Bartlett born 1941
- Medium
- Enamel and silkscreen on 36 steel plates
- Dimensions
- Displayed: 1925 × 1925 mm
- Collection
- Tate
- Acquisition
- Offered to HM Government in lieu of Inheritance Tax by David, Maggi, Joshua and Daniel Gordon in memory of Max Gordon. Accepted and allocated to the Tate Gallery 1992
- Reference
- T06637
Features
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In Focus
Surface Substitution on 36 Plates 1972 by Jennifer Bartlett
This In Focus presents the first in-depth study of this key work of conceptual art from the 1970s, examining Bartlett’s …
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