L’Après Midi D’un Faune 2004
L’Après Midi D’un Faune
Catalogue raisonné no. 668
Artist's CR 609
2004
Kinkell
Oil on canvas
32 x 36 inches / 0 cm
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Gerald Laing: From 1963 to the Present, Bourne Fine Art, Edinburgh, 2004chevron_right
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Gerald Laing: Iraq War Paintings, Kings College, Cambridge, 2005chevron_right
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Gerald Laing: Iraq War Paintings, Spike Gallery, New York, 2005chevron_right
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Gerald Laing: Iraq War Paintings, Globe Gallery, Newcastle upon Tyne, 2007chevron_right
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Gerald Laing: From 1963 to the Present, exhibition catalogue, Bourne Fine Art, 2004chevron_right
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Gerald Laing, 'Artist’s Notes on War Paintings', unpublished manuscript, 2004chevron_right
Selected Citations and Comments
The graceful figure smeared in excrement, standing in a balletic pose in front of the gaoler with a truncheon, struck me as being so surreal and bizarre that I must be mistaken. No one could have gone to all that trouble. The image must represent something else.
Eventually I realised that it was in fact a scene from a rehearsal of a new production of the Nijinsky L’Après Midi d’un Faune. Evidently they intended putting it on to entertain the other prisoners.'Artist's Notes on War Paintings', unpublished manuscript, 2004,