Anorak

Jock McFadyen, 1950


Anorak

Jock McFadyen 1950

Summary

A standing male figure dressed in an ill-fitting anorak. The subject appears to be shielding himself against the elements, the hood pulled over his head and his arms pulled inside the garment, leaving two empty sleeves. The anorak has three horizontal stripes across the middle.

Display Label

Anorak 1990 Jock McFadyen born 1950 Painted bronze Scottish artist Jock McFadyen's work is concerned with people on the margins of society - the poor and the dispossessed. This funny little figure lost in his outsize anorak may be a figure of pity or derision. The artist's inspiration comes from London's East End where he lives and works. The artist made 6 casts of this bronze sculpture. Each one was then hand-painted. Purchased 1991.65


Object Name

Anorak

Creators Name

Jock McFadyen

Date Created

1990

Dimensions

sculpture: 48.3cm x 33cm

accession number

1991.65

Place of creation

England

Medium

bronze (painted)

On Display

[G12] Manchester Art Gallery - Gallery 12 - TEMPORARILY CLOSED
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Credit

Purchased with the assistance of the Victoria & Albert Museum Purchase Grant Fund

Legal

© Jock McFadyen


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