1992
Edition Size: unique aside form the book edition of 10
Sheet Size: 42 x 33 cm
Signed
Condition: Pristine
“I commanded in the very lowest parts that visible things should come down from invisible, and Adoil came down very great, and I beheld him, and lo! He had a belly of great light’
And I said to him: ‘Become undone, Adoil, and let the visible come out of thee’.”
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Natalie d’Arbeloff was born in Paris of a French mother and Russian father. She has lived in London since the mid-1960s. Her art education was in Paris, New York, Mexico and London. Solo exhibitions include: Travers Gallery, London 1970. Belgravia Gallery, London 1973. Museum of Fine Arts, Colorado Springs 1980. Bertram Rota, London 1985. Victoria & Albert Museum National Art Library 1990.Rijksmuseum Meermanno-Westreenianum, The Hague 1992. Museo del Barro, Asuncion, Paraguay 2002, and numerous group exhibitions internationally.
