Jon Buck British, b. 1951
Double Take, 2005
Bronze
34 x 43 x 6 cm
13 3/8 x 16 7/8 x 2 3/8 in
13 3/8 x 16 7/8 x 2 3/8 in
Edition 3 of 10
Copyright of Artist/ Pangolin London
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The work of Jon Buck has two key characteristics. Bright, vivid colours paired with simplified, gestural lines and shapes. These paired together give Buck’s subjects an almost totemic feel of...
The work of Jon Buck has two key characteristics. Bright, vivid colours paired with simplified, gestural lines and shapes. These paired together give Buck’s subjects an almost totemic feel of which ‘Double Take’ is an excellent example. Buck continuously revisits the theme of birds within his sculpture and drawings, a love of which stems from when the artist worked at Bristol Zoo where he was asked to illustrate the bird information boards.
Provenance
From the artist
Exhibitions
Jon Buck: Coded For Colour, 2015, PL; Jon Buck: Behind the Lines, 2009, PL
Literature
Jon Buck: Coded For Colour, 2015, PL; Jon Buck: Behind the Lines, 2009, PL; Jon Buck: Making a Point, The Point of Making, 2011, GP
Publications
Jon Buck: Coded For Colour, 2015, PL; Jon Buck: Behind the Lines, 2009, PL; Jon Buck: Making a Point, The Point of Making, 2011, GP
