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The History, Development and Paradox of the Carrot (1981)

Ruth Helen Blench

photographic work with text (in four panels)

Salford Museum and Art Gallery

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Classification:

Installation, Photograph

Materials:

Photograph, Text

Dimensions:

99.7 x 130.7 (each panel) cm

Credit:

Presented by the Contemporary Art Society, 1992

Scheme:

Historic Purchase by Purchaser (1914-2008)

Ownership history:

One panel purchased from Gimpel Fils Ltd, London by Jeremy Rees (1937-2003), and the other three gifted by artist to the Contemporary Art Society, February 1985; presented to Salford Museum and Art Gallery, June 1992

Relationship:

Jeremy Rees Gimpel Fils Ltd, London Salford Museum and Art Gallery

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Artist Bio

Ruth Helen Blench

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