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This series contains examples of Felicia Browne’s artwork, including three sketchbooks filled in between 1925-1936. The first two contain sketches of labourers and working class men in London whilst the third includes sketches from Browne’s time in Spain shortly before her death. In addition there are numerous studies of nudes and sketches from Browne’s trips to Hungary, the Czech Republic and Russia in the early 1930s. There are also instances of her design work (see TGA 201023/1/135-170) including three sketches which may be preparatory sketches for Browne’s entry for the competition to find a design for the Tolpuddle Martyrs Medal, …
Browne date not known View by appointment Sketch of fish

This Audio Arts supplement, originally published as an audio cassette magazine in 1983, contains the readings Silvia C. Ziranek, Cooking with Gd (I(H)ate Solitude). Eight recipes in pink and gold by performance artist Silvia C. Ziranek, September 1983.
Ziranek reading The Effect of Cold on Code Fish Pie

Tate glossary definition for Beijing East Village: Short-lived, politically motivated, Chinese arts collective that came to prominence in the early 1990s
Pinterest Zhang Huan To Raise the Water Level in a Fish

[Translation/transcription] 1 Albert Studios 20 Albert Street NW1 16 August 1973 Dear Pepi, Many thanks belatedly for the kind letters from so many interesting parts of our beautiful world. At present I’m tormenting myself over some old material from the pre-hospital period. As a master in the art of self-inflicted torture, I simply must put them in decent shape before they go to the refuse authorities. (One of the paintings, ‘Blutübertragung’ [blood transfusion], was bought by John Levy. That was months ago, and the painting is still here, but that at least has been saved from the rubbish heap.) Just …
containing protein (one and a half ounces of meat or fish

Page 1, back, standing female nude Page 2, ‚At Kew Bridge‘ view of river and boats Page 3, ‚City Square Leeds‘ view of the square with equestrian statue seen from behind Page 4, ‚Gosport from Portsmouth Front‘ View of the harbour Page 5, ‚Kenilworth Rd Southsea‘ study of a house with trees and fence Page 6, ‚Kenilworth Road Southsea‘ Scene showing a bend in the road Page 7, ‚The main street Wootton Rivers‘ study of a street lined with thatched cottages Page 8, ‚Wootton Rivers‘ Thatched cottage with yard and barn Page 9, ‚Wootton Rivers‘ Thatched cottages near a road …
and tail of a giraffe Page 33, two small studies of fish

Available online are letters written by Browne, including an account of the drive with Edith Bone from London to Barcelona, 1936 as well as many drawings and a sketchbook covering her travels through Europe and first-hand depictions of people caught up in the Spanish Civil War. Details of the remainder of the collection can be found on the Archive catalogue.
Browne date not known View by appointment Sketch of fish

The series contains a number of loose drawings largely consisting of portraits, figurative works and landscapes. The series includes drawings from Eden and Bulford Prisoner of War Camps, drawings of figures (some in graphic sexual acts), sketches for murals and illustrations to the classic story ‚Tom Sawyer‘.
a nude seated man with a fork for a hand eating a fish

Tate glossary definition for frottage: A surrealist and ‘automatic’ method of creative production that involves creating a rubbing of a textured surface using a pencil or other drawing material
have been created by scraping over the backbone of a fish

The works in this series are primarily composed of found objects. Agar, whose preferred working method was collage, often incorporated ‚found objects‘ within her paintings, drawings and sculptural pieces physically and as represented motifs.
and glass mounted in a metal dish and surrounded by fish

‘Photographs of Worcestershire’, collection owner: John Piper, [c.1930s–1980s] – part of the digitised collection of the Tate Archive
Piper [c.1930s–1980s] Photograph of a signpost on Fish