Barry Flanagan

1941–2009

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Biography

Barry Flanagan OBE RA (11 January 1941 – 31 August 2009) was an Irish-Welsh sculptor. He is best known for his bronze statues of hares and other animals.

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Artworks

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Grate
Barry Flanagan
1971

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Joke Ink Blot
Barry Flanagan
1971

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60’s Dish
Barry Flanagan
1971

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When Attitude Offend Form
Barry Flanagan
1971

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What Can the Poor Apache Do
Barry Flanagan
1971

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Colours Up (Induction)
Barry Flanagan
1972, reprinted c.1983

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Foolsproof
Barry Flanagan
1972, reprinted c.1983

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Think of Courage (without Fear not)
Barry Flanagan
1972, reprinted c.1983

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Artist as subject

Foolsproof
Barry Flanagan
1972, reprinted c.1983

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Boo
Barry Flanagan
1972, reprinted c.1983

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Himself
Barry Flanagan
1972, reprinted c.1983

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One of the Lads
Barry Flanagan
1972, reprinted c.1983

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Self-Portrait
Barry Flanagan
1972

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Film and audio

TateShots

Peter Randall-Page on Barry Flanagan

Prints and Drawings Rooms

Biography

Artworks

Grate

Joke Ink Blot

60’s Dish

When Attitude Offend Form

What Can the Poor Apache Do

Colours Up (Induction)

Foolsproof

Think of Courage (without Fear not)

Artist as subject

Foolsproof

Boo

Himself

One of the Lads

Self-Portrait

Film and audio

Peter Randall-Page on Barry Flanagan

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