Bronstein’s witty and erudite drawings, etchings, performances, sculptures and public art works reimagine the aesthetics and social theatre of pre-20th century architecture and design for our own day.
The etching’s motif is an overflowing sauce tureen in the shape of Chatsworth, considered the earliest Baroque house in England. The tureen is the artist’s invention, but it harks back to The Grand Tour, when elaborate tableware in form of great buildings became a fashionable souvenir.
Pablo Bronstein, Chatsworth Sauce Tureen in Gold, 2015
Medium: Hand coloured etching on Somerset Velvet Radiant White 250gsm
Image size: 30 x 35 cm
Paper size: 41.5 x 46.5 cm
Edition of 10,
Signed and numbered
Price: £750 (incl. VAT)
Benefactors: £675
Pablo Bronstein, Chatsworth Sauce Tureen in Silver, 2015
Medium: Hand coloured etching on Somerset Velvet Radiant White 250gsm
Image size: 30 x 35 cm
Paper size: 41.5 x 46.5 cm
Edition of 60,
Signed and numbered
Price: £320 (incl. VAT)
Benefactors: £288
These limited edition Pablo Bronstein etchings are available at Nottingham Contemporary
The Grand Tour - Pablo Bronstein and the Treasures of Chatsworth - 4 Jul 2015 - 20 Sep 2015 - Nottingham Contemporary
