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LOUISEANN KING - HANDMADE STERLING SILVER SKELETON BROOCH

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LOUISEANN KING - HANDMADE STERLING SILVER SKELETON BROOCHLOUISEANN ZAHRA KINGSterling Silver Skeleton Brooch Approx. 6cm x 2cm As seen in our Romancing the Skull exhibition, Louiseann Zahra King's work "My name is Death, Cannot you see Lords, Dukes and Ladies bow down to me, and you fair maid, and you fair maid, and you fair maid must come with me" these brooches featured amongst the many intricate items Zahra King created for the piece. You can see the work in our Romancing the Skull Exhibition Catalogue

LOUISEANN ZAHRA-KING
Sterling Silver Skeleton Brooch
Approx. 6cm x 2cm

As seen in our Romancing the Skull exhibition, Louiseann Zahra-King's work "My name is Death, Cannot you see Lords, Dukes and Ladies bow down to me, and you fair maid, and you fair maid, and you fair maid must come with me"  - these brooches featured amongst the many intricate items Zahra-King created for the piece. You can see the work in our Romancing the Skull Exhibition Catalogue here.

Please note, that due to the handmade nature of this product, each piece will differ slightly from the image.

ROMANCING THE SKULL
The skull has entranced and fascinated generations of artists. Romancing the skull looks at the depiction of the skull in art and examines why we continue to be so enamoured with this iconic symbol. The exhibition explores a range of themes including the skull as a reminder of our mortality, the use of the skull in addressing social and political issues, and the skull and crossbones as a symbol of piracy and rebellion.

Romancing the skull will also look at the way in which the skull has been embraced as an important symbol in Mexican Dia de Muertos (Day of the Dead) celebrations. Prints by Mexican artists José Guadalupe Posada (1852–1913) have become synonymous with Day of the Dead and his Calaveras (skull figures) are now firmly embedded in Mexican popular culture. More than twenty of his iconic prints will be introduced to Australian audiences for the first time.

Other highlights of the exhibition include a Nuremberg Chronicle dating from 1493 depicting one of the earliest Danse Macabre (Dance of Death) images, and Australian artist Shaun Gladwell’s Virtual Reality work Orbital Vanitas 2016, which debuted at Sundance Film Festival in 2017. It will also include works by contemporary Australian artists Sam Jinks, Rona Green and Ben Quilty and specially commissioned works by Fiona Hall, Reko Rennie and Sally Smart.

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