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In ‘Bluebird’ we see a submissive pose; the gesture is of being laid down, powerless and voiceless. The isolated limbs rise above the personal and become universal emblems. The unclothed body represents the timeless, and lacks any specific historical association.
Nottingham City Museums & Galleries
Nottingham
Title
Bluebird
Date
2012
Medium
alabaster
Accession number
NCMG 2017-170
Acquisition method
purchased from the artist, 2017
Work type
Sculpture
