Showing 12 artworks with Sarah Lucas
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- Sarah Lucas Sculpture Perceval
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- Contemporary Art
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- Young British Artist
- Pauline Bunny
- Phallic Vegetables
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- Bronze Sculpture
- 1998 Photography
- Satire
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- Gender Norms Art
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- Provocative Art
- Contemplative Portrait
- Found Object Art
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- Office
- Pastoral Symbolism
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- Large Scale Artwork
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Explore Sarah Lucas's monumental sculpture 'Perceval,' a reimagining of a traditional china ornament scaled up to colossal proportions. This striking piece blends pastoral imagery with unsettling symbolism, examining themes of fertility and British identity.
Explore Sarah Lucas's monumental sculpture Perceval – a reimagining of a classic Chinese ornament scaled up to confront themes of fertility and British identity. Discover its striking juxtaposition of textures and symbolism.
Sarah Lucas's 'Pauline Bunny' is a provocative sculpture exploring gender roles and the male gaze through a limp, stuffed bunny figure seated in an office chair – a darkly humorous commentary on objectification.
Sarah Lucas’ ‘Human Toilet Revisited’ (1998) is a haunting photographic study of vulnerability & isolation. Explore this unsettling realism, challenging themes & found object style.
Sarah Lucas’ ‘Eating a Banana’ (1990) is a stark black & white portrait capturing introspection through realism. Explore this iconic Young British Artist photograph's textures, shadows & poignant mood.