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Relief Construction 1955-64 by John Ernest.
Perstop, stainless steel and birch ply.
H 46.00 cm (18.11 in) | W 92.00 cm (36.22 in).
Origin: United Kingdom, 1955.
Marks: Signed, dated & inscribed with title verso.
Condition: Very good.
Provenance
James Crabtree.
Exhibitions
ICA, John Ernest Constructions 1955-1964, 1964 no.3.
Towards a Rational Aesthetic, Constructive Art in Post-war Britain, Osborne Samuel, 2007, no. 11.
Decade 56/66 Abstract & Constructed, JHW Fine Art & Tadema Gallery, 2005, illustrated.
Constructed Abstract Art in England - A Neglected Avant-Garde, Alastair Grieve 2005 p.197.
Literature:
In 1964 the ICA exhibited 17 of his constructions and examples of his work are held by the Tate and Arts Council Collections.
Stock number
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