Adoration of the Shepherds
Catalog no.
0234
Year
1987
Subject
Mythology/Christianity
Media
3d /
Mixed media
Size (H x W)
48 x 48 inches
Availability
For sale, Priced
Price
£2550
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This is a mosaic using tiles made by the artist; clay cut and glazed and fired in his own kiln, and glass tiles cut from fragments of stained glass or coloured with special inks. The subject is the shepherds adoring the Madonna and Child, a theme which Paul returned to in a number of works.
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