Blueprints for a New Museum D3.18
Original lithograph, signed and numbered from an edition of 50 only.
Illustrated on pg.135 of Recurring Themes, Paolozzi.
For these prints Paolozzi used transparent film to 'float' the images on top of each other. His work was part of a project to celebrate the centenary of the completion of the spire of Cologne Cathedral. He records: 'I created a kind of blueprint for my ideal museum- the museum has one example of everything that is wonderful and has meaning - an aeroplane, railway engine, a large model of a pig, Einstein, computers, the Beaubourg.' (Paolozzi 1983)
Illustrated on pg.135 of Recurring Themes, Paolozzi.
For these prints Paolozzi used transparent film to 'float' the images on top of each other. His work was part of a project to celebrate the centenary of the completion of the spire of Cologne Cathedral. He records: 'I created a kind of blueprint for my ideal museum- the museum has one example of everything that is wonderful and has meaning - an aeroplane, railway engine, a large model of a pig, Einstein, computers, the Beaubourg.' (Paolozzi 1983)
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Original lithograph, signed and numbered from an edition of 50 only.
Illustrated on pg.135 of Recurring Themes, Paolozzi.
For these prints Paolozzi used transparent film to 'float' the images on top of each other. His work was part of a project to celebrate the centenary of the completion of the spire of Cologne Cathedral. He records: 'I created a kind of blueprint for my ideal museum- the museum has one example of everything that is wonderful and has meaning - an aeroplane, railway engine, a large model of a pig, Einstein, computers, the Beaubourg.' (Paolozzi 1983)
Illustrated on pg.135 of Recurring Themes, Paolozzi.
For these prints Paolozzi used transparent film to 'float' the images on top of each other. His work was part of a project to celebrate the centenary of the completion of the spire of Cologne Cathedral. He records: 'I created a kind of blueprint for my ideal museum- the museum has one example of everything that is wonderful and has meaning - an aeroplane, railway engine, a large model of a pig, Einstein, computers, the Beaubourg.' (Paolozzi 1983)
