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Missile (No. 3)

Don Brown (b.1962) and Stephen Murphy (b.1962)

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Missile (No. 3)

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Don Brown was born in Norfolk and studied at the Central School of Arts and Crafts and later at the Royal College of Art, both in London. Stephen Murphy studied at St Martin’s School of Art and Goldsmiths College, both in London. In their collaborative work Brown and Murphy have combined their very differing techniques and approaches to create a mystical, futuristic world where the human figure is reduced to the scale of invisibility. The evident filmic quality of their work in the collection is enhanced by the presentation technique: huge Technicolor photographs dry mounted on Foamex.

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Title

Missile (No. 3)

Date

1995

Medium

unique C-type print mounted on Formex

Measurements

H 181 x W 230 cm

Accession number

P6631

Acquisition method

purchased from Lisson Gallery, 1996

Work type

Painting

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British Council, 1 Redman Place, London, Greater London E20 1JQ England

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