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Title
I Was There V
Date
2019
Medium
pen & ink on tracing paper over digital print
Measurements
H 49 x W 39 cm (E)
Accession number
K6580
Acquisition method
gift through the Contemporary Art Society Acquisition Scheme, with the assistance of the Friends of Bristol Museums, Galleries & Archives, 2019
Work type
Mixed media & collage
Bristol Museum & Art Gallery
Queens Road, Bristol, Bristol BS8 1RL England
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Stories
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Names on the Chattri Monument. 1920, Elias Cosmas Henriques (1889–1940) and William Kirkpatrick Ltd. The Chattri stands in memory of all Indian soldiers who died during the First World War, but is particularly associated with the 53 Hindu and Sikh soldiers who died in hospitals in Brighton and whose remains were cremated at this spot.. Image credit: Lawrence Suss / Art UK
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© the artist. Image credit: Barbara Walker
Barbara Walker's…Julia Carver
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Barbara Walker, 2022. Image credit: Chris Keenan
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Still from 'A Season Outside'. 1997, video (30 minutes) by Amar Kanwar (b.1964). 'A Season Outside' is Kanwar's personal meditation on the nature of the Partition of India in 1947. Presented by the Art Fund, under Art Fund International, K6375. © the artist. Image credit: Bristol Museums, Galleries & Archives
Postcolonial interpretations of the art collections at Bristol…Jenny Gaschke and Julia Carver
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© the copyright holder. Image credit: David Wright / Art UK
The colour…Marjorie H. Morgan