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© Frink Estate

Chinese Horse III

Dame Elisabeth Frink

Art Funded
2009
Dimensions
Approx. 50.8 x 50.8 cm
Presented by
Joan Hurst through The Art Fund
This sculpture will add to Walsall's themed collection of Birds and Animals which is shown alongside Epstein's sculptures of his own pets and numerous artworks representing animals from all over the world as early as 3500BC.

The gallery's core collection of works by the sculptor Jacob Epstein is often displayed in the context of a thematic approach.

Provenance

Joan Hurst.

Bronze

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