Armitage
An “exhibition of recent sculpture” by British sculptor Kenneth Armitage, held at New York City’s Paul Rosenberg from March 6 to March 31, 1962. Armitage’s mature abstract style melded human form with animal and furniture forms and archaic Egyptian and Cycladic art. A scarce catalog of this artist’s work. Minor bumping, light rubbing and soiling to extremities.
An “exhibition of recent sculpture” by British sculptor Kenneth Armitage, held at New York City’s Paul Rosenberg from March 6 to March 31, 1962. Armitage’s mature abstract style melded human form with animal and furniture forms and archaic Egyptian and Cycladic art. A scarce catalog of this artist’s work. Minor bumping, light rubbing and soiling to extremities.
An “exhibition of recent sculpture” by British sculptor Kenneth Armitage, held at New York City’s Paul Rosenberg from March 6 to March 31, 1962. Armitage’s mature abstract style melded human form with animal and furniture forms and archaic Egyptian and Cycladic art. A scarce catalog of this artist’s work. Minor bumping, light rubbing and soiling to extremities.
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