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Untitled maquette for 'In the Balance, Oak and Rust'

Sculptor: Rand, Keith John, RSA · 1956-2013

A maquette for part of a large sculpture titled 'In the Balance, Oak and Rust' made from two lengths of local 'Breck' oak wood and sited in Brandon Country Park. Both pieces were carved from a single log of Brecks oak.

Object data

Date	2006
Accession	2016.155
Materials	Sculpture wood, oak, rust
Dimensions	Overall height 32.2cm Overall width 3cm Overall depth 3cm

Exhibitions

Wunderkammer Re-display 2019

Dates: Oct 2019

Venue: RSA, The Mound, President's Room (Wunderkammer)

Ages of Wonder : Scotland's Art 1540 to Now, Collected by the Royal Scottish Academy of Art & Architecture

Dates: Nov 4, 2017 - Jan 7, 2018

Venue: Royal Scottish Academy

Location: The Mound

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