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| Title | Strange to behold | |
| Collection | Crafts Study Centre | |
| Calligrapher | Ann Hechle | |
| Description | Panel, pen-drawn capitals in brown watercolour on vellum, framed. | |
| Id Number Current Accession | C.87.2 | |
| Location Creation Site | Bath, Somerset, UK | |
| Subject | calligraphy, panel | |
| Measurements | 79.5 x 36 centimetres - Unframed measurement = 65.70 x 23.50 centimetres (height x width) | |
| Material | watercolour on vellum | |
| History | Done in connection with the Roman Baths Museum. Comissioned by Roy Worskett, the architect. He wanted a blown up photo of this poem (about 7ft high), so I did the art-work from which the large panel was made and a poster. It was done deliberately on roughish paper so that the letters had rather ragged edges, as to enlarge to such a scale they would have had ragged edges anyway, so better that it looked mean. The vellum piece was done for myself from the poster. (Ann Hechle) | |
| Rights Owner | Managed by the Crafts Study Centre. | |
| Style Period Period | 1970s | |
| Technique | hand-lettering | |
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