Mutla ridge
Art ART90716 Gulf War, 1990-1991One in a series of three prints on the theme of Mutla Ridge.; this is an abstract arrangement of various transportation vehicles including cars and busses, paired with strong colours, form a richly te
Mutla ridge Accession Number: ART90714
Description
One in a series of three prints on theme of Mutla Ridge; this image depicts an arrangement of various vehicles in a junkyard-like scene. Buses, cars and trucks are arranged to form an abstract pattern which communicates an idea of chaos and destruction.
Details
Accession Number
ART90714
Artist
Dragan Kostelnik
Classification
Art
Object Type
Print
Physical Description
Medium: colour screenprint
Measurement
sheet: 77 cm x 111.6 cm
Medium
colour screenprint
Date Made
1991
Place Made
Whole/Part
Whole
Item Count
1
Credit Line
Presented by the artist 1997
Copyright
AWM Licensed copyright
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