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2 ceramics and one mixed media piece

Ann Stokes, 2005

Ann Stokes was one of the most distinctive of modern potters, creating bold, vigorous, colourful pieces, often impressive in size, that typically express her love of the natural world – animals, birds, fish and trees were among her favourite motifs. This gift to three institutions has been made by her son Philip. The most spectacular piece (at York) is a wall-mounted swan with a wingspan of more than two metres.

Presented by Philip Stokes with Art Fund support

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Title of artwork, date

2 ceramics and one mixed media piece, 2005

Date supported

2019

Medium and material

Ceramic

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