Coast of the Inland Sea - TATE - Absrtract Art Textile Lampshade Colour Panel Inside:Gold Panel or any other wild animal

or any other wild animal

This was painted in September 1889

The cushion shows a view of the Gleneagles Hotel seen across the famous golf course

sourced from William Curtis’s Botanical Magazine (1790–1800)

the design has undergone several revisions since its debut in 1978

Coast of the Inland Sea - TATE - Absrtract Art Textile Lampshade Colour Panel Inside:Gold Panel or any other wild animalAdd a subtle difference to your home with this beautiful lampshade which features details from Victor Pasmores painting The Coast of the Inland Sea and which forms part of our TATE Victor Pasmore collection. Victor Pasmore, 1908 1998, was one of the major British Abstract artists of the Twentieth Century who was renowned for his vibrant and colourful paintings, prints and drawings, many of which are housed in Tate Britain. Our lampshades are available