Medium
		colour photo-screenprint on transparent synthetic polymer resin
Measurements
		42.6 × 49.9 cm (image and sheet)
Credit Line
			National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
Gift of Dr Douglas Kagi through the Australian Government's Cultural Gifts Program, 2013
© Joe Tilson / DACS, London. Licensed by Copyright Agency, Australia
					
					
					
Gallery location
		Contemporary Art gallery
Level 3, NGV International
About this work
Joe Tilson was associated with the development of Pop Art in Britain in the 1960s, and took up printmaking as a major artform in 1963. He shared the general optimism about technology prevalent in this decade, using photographic imagery and hi-tech materials in his prints. His imagery was often drawn from mass media and consumer advertising, and he presented the prints in the Made in Italy – Five Senses portfolio as enlarged 35mm slides printed on acetate. In these he conveys each of the five senses through an emblematically paired object and written word.
Catalogue/s Raisonné
		di Martino p. 49
Edition
		ed. 28/40
Inscription
		printed (in image) l.c.: ear
incised l.l.: 28/40
incised l.r.: Joe Tilson
Accession Number
		2013.520
Departments
			International Prints / International Prints and Drawings
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