Artwork

Sculptures

Sculptures, by Anthony Crickmay, 1988
Sculptures, by Anthony Crickmay, 1988

Sculptures is a poster by Anthony Crickmay. It dates from 1988 and is held in the collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum.

About this work

Overview

This poster features a black-and-white photograph by Anthony Crickmay, titled 'Sculptures'. It depicts a male and female figure in a posed embrace.

Subject & Meaning

The image shows a shirtless man standing behind a naked woman, both facing the same direction. The woman's pose references a classical statue, while the man's arm is placed on her shoulder, creating a sense of intimacy.

Technique & Style

The photograph is characterized by simple, sharp lighting that accentuates the smoothness of the figures' skin. The plain gray wall and white floor provide a neutral background, emphasizing the posed figures.

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Artist & collection

Artist

Anthony Crickmay

Anthony Crickmay spent his days in a cluttered London studio that doubled as a library, where he’d pin up half-finished sketches beside teacups and cricket scores.

Frequently asked questions

Who painted Sculptures?

Sculptures was painted by Anthony Crickmay in 1988.

Where can I see Sculptures?

Sculptures is held by Victoria and Albert Museum.