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PARADISE IN PLASTICINE, FESTIVAL HALL, SOUTH BANK
PARADISE IN PLASTICINE, FESTIVAL HALL, SOUTH BANK
'Paradise in Plasticine', a sculpted art installation depicting a garden, on display at the Royal Festival Hall. The installation was designed by TV presenter James May, Chris Collins, Jane McAdam Freud and Julian Fullalove for a BBC television series 'Toy Stories', and was also exhibited at the 2009 Chelsea Flower Show (winning a gold plasticine medal). It was created with the assistance of almost 2,000 people, including pupils from the Stockwell Park High School in Lambeth. The statue is of William Harbutt (1844-1921) a teacher who invented plasticine in the late 19th century.Digital photograph dated 21st June 2009
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| Collection: | |
| Image type: | Digital |
| Artist: | Norman |
| Ref: | 09738 |
| Identifier: | D99/37 |
| Date: | 2009 |
#2001 - 2025 #Digital #ENTERTAINMENT #WATERLOO
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