Bruce McLean's limited edition silkscreen print, Lindleimer's Beeblossom, breaks realism down into abstraction, to capture the feel of a vibrant garden on a summer's day. McLean is known as a leading exponent of British conceptual art in the 1960s. He continues to create his own visual language, so that each work expresses its subject matter, rather than simply depicting it through tired realism. This evocative giclée print is from a limited edition of just 75, hand-signed by McLean himself: an unmissable collector's item from one of the UK's most acclaimed contemporary artists. Size (cm): 101 x 112
Vibrant silkscreen prints, collage and ceramics on a garden theme from the celebrated British artist Acclaimed British conceptual artist Bruce McLean presents an exciting new exhibition of ceramics and limited edition silkscreen works inspired by the light, shapes and movement of his Spanish garden. As well as sculpture and pottery, ‘Gardenworks’ will feature the Scottish-born
An abstract, monoprint background is finished with hand-painted details. About the artist Showing his first solo exhibition at the Tate by the age of 27, Bruce McLean is recognised as one of the leading artists of the past few decades. Graduating from both Glasgow School of Art and Central Saint Martins, the Scottish artist works across sculpture, paint, performance art and print.
This month, a number of promising exhibitions are set to open around London, encompassing diverse contemporary art practices from painting to performance, with intriguing presentations from British and international names. Covering several commercial galleries, London institutions and other non-profit initiatives, Something Curated takes a look at some of the most exciting art offerings taking place...
Vibrant silkscreen prints, collage and ceramics on a garden theme from the celebrated British artist Acclaimed British conceptual artist Bruce McLean presents an exciting new exhibition of ceramics and limited edition silkscreen works inspired by the light, shapes and movement of his Spanish garden. As well as sculpture and pottery, ‘Gardenworks’ will feature the Scottish-born
Paper size: 1000mm x 700mm | This work is UNFRAMED. An original screenprint on fine card, boldly hand-signed in pencil lower right and numbered from the relatively small limited edition of 100 lower left. This print is in wonderful condition and has never been framed. A really stunning, large and beautifully coloured screeprint by this collectable Scottish artist The ladder is a continuing theme throughout McLean's paintings, prints as well as his performance art, and hints at the social ladder that some people wish to climb. McLean was aware that it was often this type of person who bought contemporary art, viewing it as another possession and status symbol This piece has an attribution mark, I am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution less
Bruce McLean, Scottish b.1944- Another Bad Night Out on Sausage Street, 2000; screenprint in colours on wove, signed, titled and numbered 46/250 in pencil, published by The Big Art Issue, with their blindstamp, sheet 60 x 78.7cm. Supplied float mounted on to a natural white background in a matt black box frame. Frame Size: 68.5 x 88 x 3cm
Ceramics and limited-edition silkscreen works inspired by his Spanish garden.
Vibrant silkscreen prints, collage and ceramics on a garden theme from the celebrated British artist Acclaimed British conceptual artist Bruce McLean presents an exciting new exhibition of ceramics and limited edition silkscreen works inspired by the light, shapes and movement of his Spanish garden. As well as sculpture and pottery, ‘Gardenworks’ will feature the Scottish-born
For Arts Sake announces the first survey of the print works of Bruce McLean in their exhibition; Bruce McLean: Making An Exhibition Of Myself. In print. Tracing the development of an artist who was at the forefront of the development of Conceptual art in Britain in the 1960s, the exhibition in April will feature limited
Bruce McLean has had a long career as one of the UKs most successful abstract artists. His Healing Garden 22 colour silkscreen print with 2 glazes is an escape into a peaceful collage of colour and shape. Originally created to raise awareness for the British Heart Foundation with proceeds from the sale going towards this fantastic charity Healing Garden has a thoughtful and quiet element to it given it bright and intent colours. The collage composition depicts flowers and space that are often associated with the healing process. Framed in black or white this piece really comes to life in many home and communal settings. Size (cm): 75 x 58
‘People call what I do performance art. But I’d rather be thought of as a dancer. I’m a very good dancer’
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Vibrant silkscreen prints, collage and ceramics on a garden theme from the celebrated British artist Acclaimed British conceptual artist Bruce McLean presents an exciting new exhibition of ceramics and limited edition silkscreen works inspired by the light, shapes and movement of his Spanish garden. As well as sculpture and pottery, ‘Gardenworks’ will feature the Scottish-born
Healing Garden, limited edition screenprint by contemporary abstract artist Bruce McLean In this print, Bruce depicts an escape into a peaceful collage of colour and shape with collage elements that depict flowers. This piece was created to raise awareness for the British Heart Foundation, and with every sale, a donation is made to the charity. Edition of 150 – this edition is selling out Size: 74cm (h) x 59cm (w)
Bruce McLean Framed Screenprint “Swiss Bank” 1989 A bright, vibrant abstract screen print, framed and matted. By Bruce McLean is a Scottish postwar & contemporary artist, born in 1944. Signed and numbered in pencil in the margin. 35” x 28” 427/50 less
Bruce McLean has had a long career as one of the UKs most successful abstract artists. His Healing Garden 22 colour silkscreen print with 2 glazes is an escape into a peaceful collage of colour and shape. Originally created to raise awareness for the British Heart Foundation with proceeds from the sale going towards this fantastic charity Healing Garden has a thoughtful and quiet element to it given it bright and intent colours. The collage composition depicts flowers and space that are often associated with the healing process. Framed in black or white this piece really comes to life in many home and communal settings. Size (cm): 75 x 58
Born: 1944, Scotland One of the greatest living British artists McLean is a performance artist and painter. He studied at Glasgow School of Art from 1961 to 1963, and from 1963 to 1966 at St Martin’s School of Art, London, where he and others rebelled against what appeared to be the formalist academicism of his…
Vibrant silkscreen prints, collage and ceramics on a garden theme from the celebrated British artist Acclaimed British conceptual artist Bruce McLean presents an exciting new exhibition of ceramics and limited edition silkscreen works inspired by the light, shapes and movement of his Spanish garden. As well as sculpture and pottery, ‘Gardenworks’ will feature the Scottish-born
For Arts Sake announces the first survey of the print works of Bruce McLean in their exhibition; Bruce McLean: Making An Exhibition Of Myself. In print. Tracing the development of an artist who was at the forefront of the development of Conceptual art in Britain in the 1960s, the exhibition in April will feature limited
For Arts Sake announces the first survey of the print works of Bruce McLean in their exhibition; Bruce McLean: Making An Exhibition Of Myself. In print. Tracing the development of an artist who was at the forefront of the development of Conceptual art in Britain in the 1960s, the exhibition in April will feature limited
An original ceramic piece by this multifaceted artist. McLean's solo exhibition - Out Of Stoke and was very well received, it draws on the collection of work created by Bruce as part of the British Ceramics Biennial 2015 project Set in Stoke. Action sculptor – Bruce McLean enjoys a reputation as one of the UK’s most original and inventive sculptors. In an extraordinary career which has spanned five decades Bruce’s artistic practice includes sculpture, painting, film, and live art. Always lively and restless, resisting pigeon holing Bruce has worked at various points with clay and ceramics, not as a potter but as a sculptor who explores clay and sometimes makes pots.
Green Grey Violet Shadow, limited edition hand-cut and painted collaged silkscreen print by contemporary abstract artist Bruce McLean Part of Bruce's 'Shadow Series'. You can browse more from this series; Tree Fern and Shadow Yellow, Grey Glow Green and Blue Grey Blind Edition of 75 – this edition is selling out, only 2 available Size: 73cm (h) x 74cm (w)
Turquoise Hosepipe Ban is a signed limited edition silkscreen print with hand painted embellishments by Bruce McLean. Taking inspiration from his garden in Spain, Turquoise Hosepipe Ban explores organic, floral themes using a bold and bright palette. Referencing from the dark shadows and flickering light created as the sun moves around, this artwork is directly related to earlier paintings, which developed into his 'Son Caragol' series. Size (cm): 101 x 112
Begg X Co has collaborated with one of our most favourite Scots, the legendary painter and sculptor Bruce McLean, to create this riotous blanket. 92% lambswool and 8% cashmere, the woven jacquard blanket is inspired by one of McLean’s “Gardenworks” paintings, capturing the play of light and shade in the garden of the artist’s Menorca studio. However grey the day might be, wrapping yourself in a limited edition McLean artwork will always be dazzling. 137 x 180cm GIFT WRAPPING This item is available for gift wrapping. Please click here to add a box and ribbon to your order.
