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| Image | Last Sale Date | Title | Edition No. | Last Sale | Last Sale Auction House | Last Sale Location | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jun 18, 2019 | The Bowler | 8 | Christie's | London | |||
sculpture
303.5 cm (119.5 in)
bronze with a black patina
stamped with monogram, numbered and stamped with foundry mark 'fo/AA/LONDON/8/8' (on the base)
The artist.
with Waddington Galleries, London, where purchased by the present owner on 17 January 1993.
London, Waddington Galleries, British Art from 1930, February - March 1991, no. 7, another cast exhibited.
Tokyo, Fuji Television Gallery, Barry Flanagan, October - December 1991, another cast exhibited, catalogue not traced.
Milton Keynes, Central Milton Keynes Shopping Centre, A Carnival of Animals - An Exhibition of Contemporary Sculpture, May - July 1992, another cast exhibited, , catalogue not traced.
Strasbourg, Le Parc de Pourtales, Le Centre Européen d'Actions, Artistiques Contemporaines, June 1992, another cast exhibited, , catalogue not traced.
Wakefield, Yorkshire Sculpture Park, The Names of the Hare: Large bronzes by Barry Flanagan: 1983-1990, June - August 1992, another cast exhibited, catalogue not traced.
New York, Pace Gallery, Barry Flanagan Recent Sculpture, April - June 1994, exhibition not numbered, another cast exhibited.
London, Waddington Galleries, Barry Flanagan, October - November 1994, no. 2, another cast exhibited.
Dublin, Royal Hibernian Academy, Gallagher Gallery, Barry Flanagan, February - March 1995, no. 2, another cast exhibited.
Osaka, National Museum of Art, Kansai Collections, April - July 2013, another cast exhibited, catalogue not traced.
Exhibition catalogue, British Art from 1930, London, Waddington Galleries, 1991, p. 18-19, 63, no. 7, another cast illustrated.
C. Renfrew and S. Nakazawa, exhibition catalogue, Barry Flanagan, Tokyo, Fuji Television Gallery, 1991.
Exhibition catalogue, Le Parc de Pourtales, Le Centre Européen D'Actions, Artistiques Cotemporaines, Strasbourg, Le Parc de Pourtales, Le Centre Européen D'Actions, 1993. pp. 24, 26, another cast illustrated.
'Provocative Sculpture', Today in English, February 1994.
J. Bumpers and J. Thompson, exhibition catalogue, Barry Flanagan Recent Sculpture, New York, Pace Gallery, 1994, pp. 12-13, exhibition not numbered, another cast illustrated.
E. Juncosa, exhibition catalogue, Barry Flanagan, London, Waddington Galleries, 1994, pp. 12-13, 57, no. 2, another cast illustrated.
E. Juncosa, exhibition catalogue, Barry Flanagan, Dublin, Royal Hibernian Academy, Gallagher Gallery, 1995, pp. 12-13, 57, no. 2, another cast illustrated.
Exhibition catalogue, Kansai Collections, Osaka, National Museum of Art, 2013.
C. Preston (ed.), Barry Flanagan, London, Waddington Custot, 2017, p. 283, pl. 71, another cast illustrated.
J. Melvin, exhibition catalogue, Barry Flanagan: The Hare is Metaphor, New York, Paul Kasmin Gallery, 2018, catalogue not traced.
Conceived in 1990 in an edition of 8, plus 3 artist's casts.
Cast in 1992 by A & A Sculpture Casting Foundry, London.
