Contribution to V&A's 150th anniversary album
2007
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
2007
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
Dominant colour
Contribution to V&A's 150th anniversary album is a 2007 by Michael Rowe, held at Victoria and Albert Museum.
Michael Rowe drew a page for the V&A’s 150th-birthday album in 2007. The brief let artists pick any mark on paper—sketch, graphic, even words. He chose a drawing to share what inspires him. The V&A invited 150 creators to mark its move to South Kensington in 1857. Each page became part of a keepsake album. See how other artists responded by looking up Victoria and Albert Museum.
Michael Rowe contributed a page to the Victoria and Albert Museum’s 150th anniversary album in 2007, one of 150 created by artists, designers, architects, and photographers to express their inspiration drawn from the museum and its collections. The page, part of volume three among three albums, reflects the contributor’s response to the institution’s holdings within the constraints of the brief, which allowed for drawings, designs, sketches, graphics, computer-generated images, or written messages.
Read the full account in the museum source.
Michael Rowe had a habit of drawing with a ruler, keeping his lines so crisp they looked machine-made.
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