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Colin Self, Hotdog, 2012

Colin Self British, b. 1941

Hotdog, 2012
Mixed media
19 x 35 cm
7 1/2 x 13 3/4 inches
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Exhibitions

London, The Mayor Gallery, Colin Self: Streetseen, Hearts and Glances, 25 - 18 December 2015, ill. p.17

Literature

'In the 60s I created a series of Hot Dog drawings, believing them to be contemporary ‘fast food’ junk food ‘logical’ progression to the food still lives of Chardin. They are as important a 20th century development as a rocket!’ Both a stage reached, products of our condition.'

Self has continued to develop and extend this series over the years in different ways through drawings paintings and collage.
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