Contemporary · Victoria and Albert Museum · O3589
Zigzag
Seager, Harry, 1974
Victoria and Albert Museum · This work was made, speculatively, by Harry Seager while in New York in the early 1970s. It remained there until its return to this country in 1993. Seager's ground-breaking work in flat glass and his teaching at Stourbridge School of Art have been influential on a generation of glassmakers. · © Victoria and Albert Museum, London · V&A API non-commercial terms
- Artist
- Seager, Harry
- Date
- 1974
- Medium
- plate glass, aluminium and perspex
- Dimensions
- Height: 55.7 cm; Width: 63.4 cm; Depth: 55.9 cm
- Era
- Contemporary
Why it matters
Zigzag, dated 1974, is catalogued by Victoria and Albert Museum as a work in plate glass, aluminium and perspex. The museum attributes the work to Seager, Harry. The recorded dimensions are Height: 55.7 cm; Width: 63.4 cm; Depth: 55.9 cm. This factual page is generated from the museum catalogue and links directly to its source record.