A cream ceramic bowl with a hand-painted blue-grey pigeon in flight sits beside a companion ceramic bird with fully spread wings and a long trailing tail on a workbench

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To scale: room 4.2 m wide, sofa 1.9 m

Wall mask · Sculpture · Garden works

Pigeon Bowl and Wing

AE-S-0013

Medium
Both pieces glazed ceramic
Size
19 × 28 cm (7.5 × 11.0 in)
Signed
Signed by the artist
Present location
In the studio, Surrey
Certificate
Numbered certificate of authenticity with every original
1 metre at this scale· 1.7 m human at this scale

About the size of a hardback book.

£940

  • Signed by Anahita
  • Numbered certificate
  • Direct from the artist
  • Insured UK delivery included
  • 14-day right to return
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  • A numbered certificate of authenticity
  • A story card in Anahita's own words
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About this work

A pigeon in flight, painted into the well of a plain cream bowl, and its cousin standing on the bench with wings out as if just landed. Anahita often lets one motif migrate between forms: same bird, once as picture, once as object. Notice the pink feet in the painted bowl and the delicate feather ridges on the freestanding piece. They are meant to live together on a shelf.

Provenance

  1. The artist, Surrey

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