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The composition of 'Window, Dartmouth Row, Blackheath' by John Randall Bratby consists of irregular squares and rectangles forming a view from a window. Outside is the façade of a church and neighbouring houses along the street in south east London where Bratby and his wife Jean Cooke lived. Inside a Kellogg's cornflake packet and a small shelving unit, appear to rest on a concealed table top. Bratby plays with our sense of space – the shelving unit, placed at an angle, juts out towards us with the cornflake packet on its end. It is slightly unsettling not to see the table top. At the right is an unidentified interior feature which suspends from the wall held by a brace. Here Bratby treats a cornflake packet with the same level of detail as the view from the window.
Title
Window, Dartmouth Row, Blackheath
Date
c.1954–1956
Medium
oil on hardboard
Measurements
H 122.5 x W 150 cm
Accession number
16935
Acquisition method
purchased from the Mayor Gallery, 1995
Work type
Painting
Government Art Collection
Old Admiralty Building, Admiralty Place, London, Greater London SW1A 2BL England
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