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This piece is characteristic of the style that Wallinger adopted in the early 1990s. Mark Wallinger is one of Britain's foremost contemporary artists. He is perhaps best known for 'Ecce Homo', a life-size sculpture of Christ that occupied the 'Fourth Plinth' in London's Trafalgar Square in 1999. Since the mid-1980s, his work has addressed the traditions and values of British society, its class system and organized religion. The range of approaches he has adopted reflects his wish to have a broad appeal and highlights his roots in a tradition of British left-wing thought.

Hiscox Collection

London

Title

Brown's (Mr David Brown)

Date

1993

Medium

oil on canvas

Measurements

H 110 x W 110 cm

Accession number

31

Acquisition method

purchased from Ivor Braka, 1997

Work type

Painting

Hiscox Collection

1 Great St Helen's, London, Greater London EC3A 6HX England

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Artist or maker

Mark Wallinger

b.1959

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