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Artwork description:
Part 1 of a diptych conceived to look at censorship in art and on the internet, This image references the painting Rokeby Venus by Velasquez which was slashed by Mary Richardson one of the suffragettes in 1914. It was thought she didn't like the way men ogled at the painting. Part 2 of the diptych has multiple images of my Rokeby with only 1 of the images with a red slash. This symbolises how on the world wide web censorship is near impossible.
Materials used:
C-Type photographic print
Tags:
#rokeby venus #mary richardson #nude #limited edition #velasquez #suffragettesOgle #2
Photograph
by Gary Sheridan
£120
- Photograph on Paper
- From a limited edition of 30
- Size: 40.49 x 30.51cm (unframed) / 37.49 x 24.69cm (actual image size)
- Signed and numbered on the front
- Style: Unspecified
- Subject: People and portraits
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Artwork description
Part 1 of a diptych conceived to look at censorship in art and on the internet, This image references the painting Rokeby Venus by Velasquez which was slashed by Mary Richardson one of the suffragettes in 1914. It was thought she didn't like the way men ogled at the painting. Part 2 of the diptych has multiple images of my Rokeby with only 1 of the images with a red slash. This symbolises how on the world wide web censorship is near impossible.
Materials used:
C-Type photographic print
Tags:
#rokeby venus #mary richardson #nude #limited edition #velasquez #suffragettes
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