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Anthony Caro

Sheila’s Song

1982

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Anthony Caro

Sheila’s Song

1982

Physical Qualities Steel, 82 1/2 × 115 × 50 in., 2300 lb. (209.6 × 292.1 × 127 cm., 1043.3 kg.)
Credit Line Gift of Ryda and Robert H. Levi, Baltimore
Object Number 1987.216
The Baltimore Museum of Art by gift, 1987; Ryda and Robert H. Levi, Lutherville, Maryland, by purchase; Knoedler Gallery, London
"The Robert & Ryda Levi Foundation, Inc.," no. 7, p. 5-6 [private garden guide].
Paul Moorhouse, "Anthony Caro - Sculpture towards Architecture, London: Tate Gallery, October 1991, p. 25, ill. fig. 24.
John McEwen, "Anthony Caro - recent sculptures, steel and bronze," "The Spectator," 3/19/1983, p. 31.

Inscribed: Large bolt, on right side, inscribed, "TAYLOR PALLISTER & CO LTD /DUNSTON ON TYNE"

Artist

Anthony Caro

born London, United Kingdom 1924; died New Malden, United Kingdom 2013

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