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A Vision of Saint Teresa (1950–53)

John Rutherford Armstrong

oil on canvas

The Harris, Preston

A Vision of Saint Teresa (1950–53)

© All rights reserved © the artist's estate / Bridgeman Images. Harris Museum & Art Gallery. This image can be used for non-commercial research or private study purposes, and other UK exceptions to copyright permitted to users based in the United Kingdom Photo credit: Bridgeman Images

Details

Classification:

Painting

Materials:

Oil, Canvas

Physical Object Description:

Signed in full lower right

Dimensions:

91.5 x 76 cm

Accession Number:

PRSMG : P1456

Credit:

Purchased from the Figures in their Setting exhibition, Tate Gallery by Harris Museum and Art Gallery, Preston, with a purchase grant from the Contemporary Art Society, 1953

Scheme:

Co-Acquisition

Ownership history:

Commissioned from the artist by the Contemporary Art Society for its Figures in their Setting exhibition at the Tate Gallery, 1953; purchased with grant-in-aid from the Contemporary Art Society by the Harris Museum and Art Gallery, Preston, 1953

Relationship:

The Harris, Preston

Subject:

Saints

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John Rutherford Armstrong
A Vision of Saint Teresa (1950–53)

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