Tate Painting and the Art of Stereoscopic Photography
dimensions because our two eyes see from two slightly different angles (look at your hand
Fig.5 Cross-section through the hand of Portrait of a Lady, Called Elizabeth, Lady
‘Woman-Splash‘, Allen Jones, 1970–1
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‘Red Feat‘, Allen Jones, 1976
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joining the two principal pieces of canvas passes through the proper left arm and hand
‘Spectacled Owl‘, Don Cordery, 1973
appointment Owl Dame Elisabeth Frink 1967 View by appointment Left Hand
‘[no title]‘, Allen Jones, 1976–7
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‘Dancing Dog‘, Barry Flanagan, 1972
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The panel has a vertical split running from the bottom edge of the right hand member
‘Lion at 30 mph‘, Barry Flanagan, 1972
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