Three Squares rug
Designed by Sandra Blow the Three Squares rug is part of Christopher Farr Editions, a collection of collaborative rugs from some of the worldâs most interesting and iconic artists and designers, both past and present.///Description
One of the pioneering figures in British abstract art and a trailblazer among women artists, Sandra Blow began her career in 1941, enrolling at St Martinâs School of Art aged just 16. Over the following six decades, her expressive, large-scale and colourful canvases â often incorporating ânon-artâ materials such as sawdust and sackcloth â earned her exhibitions at some of the worldâs most prestigious galleries, won her a teaching position at the Royal College of Art â which she held for 10 years â and had her elected to the Royal Academy. Since her death, aged 80, Blow has been honoured with a Tate Britain retrospective and a biography.
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Three Squares rug
Designed by Sandra Blow the Three Squares rug is part of Christopher Farr Editions, a collection of collaborative rugs from some of the worldâs most interesting and iconic artists and designers, both past and present.///Description
One of the pioneering figures in British abstract art and a trailblazer among women artists, Sandra Blow began her career in 1941, enrolling at St Martinâs School of Art aged just 16. Over the following six decades, her expressive, large-scale and colourful canvases â often incorporating ânon-artâ materials such as sawdust and sackcloth â earned her exhibitions at some of the worldâs most prestigious galleries, won her a teaching position at the Royal College of Art â which she held for 10 years â and had her elected to the Royal Academy. Since her death, aged 80, Blow has been honoured with a Tate Britain retrospective and a biography.
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Designed by Sandra Blow the Three Squares rug is part of Christopher Farr Editions, a collection of collaborative rugs from some of the worldâs most interesting and iconic artists and designers, both past and present.///Description
One of the pioneering figures in British abstract art and a trailblazer among women artists, Sandra Blow began her career in 1941, enrolling at St Martinâs School of Art aged just 16. Over the following six decades, her expressive, large-scale and colourful canvases â often incorporating ânon-artâ materials such as sawdust and sackcloth â earned her exhibitions at some of the worldâs most prestigious galleries, won her a teaching position at the Royal College of Art â which she held for 10 years â and had her elected to the Royal Academy. Since her death, aged 80, Blow has been honoured with a Tate Britain retrospective and a biography.
