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ABOUT THE ARTWORK
This is a work in response to William Butler Yeat's poem about the Civil War in Ireland following the 1916 Easter Rising. In his poem he writes of 'the clanging of wings' to suggest the disruption of the country which would change forever the Ireland that he knew. It is an contrapuntal juxtaposition of words suggesting that because of war the soft, soundless, feathery texture of wings will be no more. In Irish mythology the goddess of war takes the form of a crow. This painting obtusely suggests the destruction wrought by the brutality of war.
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Print:
Giclee on Fine Art Paper
Size:
10 W x 10 H x 0.1 D in
Size with Frame:
15.25 W x 15.25 H x 1.2 D in
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White
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Yes
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Anne Davey Orr
United Kingdom
I have worked throughout my career as a sculptor, mosaicist, film maker, painter and writer. My introduction to film making was through the director Peter Watkins for whom I worked as a student on the films Culloden and The War Game. My introduction to writing was through BBC, The Guardian and The Irish Times. My introduction to sculpture was through Eric Schilsky in Edinburgh and to painting through Mark Ainsworth at Belfast College of Art.
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