The Plague by Brendon Wilkinson

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The Plague

The Plague

Artist

Brendon Wilkinson
Production Date

2002
Medium

wood, plastic, metal, paint, dirt, sand, glue, HO train tracks and die cast men
Size

795 x 1200 x 448 mm
Credit

Chartwell Collection, Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki, gifted by Hamish Dunlop in memory of Celia Dunlop and the spirit of the Celia Dunlop Collection, 2017
Accession Number

C2017/1/5/2.1-3
Accession Date

30 Mar 2017
Department

New Zealand Art
Classification

Installation
Collection

Chartwell