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40 records by Bill Woodrow
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Hydrogen
Hydrogen
Bill Woodrow
Linocut on paper · 1994
Tate
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[index page]
Bill Woodrow
Linocut on paper · 1994
Tate
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[title page]
Bill Woodrow
Linocut on paper · 1994
Tate
Untitled (92/21)
Untitled (92/21)
Bill Woodrow
Oil stick on paper · 1992
Tate
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[no title]
Bill Woodrow
Etching on paper · 1992
Tate
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Bill Woodrow
Etching on paper · 1992
Tate
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[no title]
Bill Woodrow
Etching on paper · 1992
Tate
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Bill Woodrow
Etching on paper · 1992
Tate
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[no title]
Bill Woodrow
Etching on paper · 1992
Tate
The Glass Oar
The Glass Oar
Bill Woodrow
Steel, glass and globe · 1989
Tate
Well Done!
Well Done!
Bill Woodrow
Wooden tea chesy, steel frying pan, steel bacon, steel fork and copper burner funnel · 1987
Tate
English Heritage - Humpty Fucking Dumpty
English Heritage - Humpty Fucking Dumpty
Bill Woodrow
Wood, metal and paper · 1987
Tate
Elephant
Elephant
Bill Woodrow
Vehicle doors, 2 maps and vacuum cleaner · 1984
Tate
Twin-Tub with Guitar
Twin-Tub with Guitar
Bill Woodrow
Washing machine · 1981
Tate
Car Door, Ironing Board and Twin-Tub with North American Indian Head-Dress
Car Door, Ironing Board and Twin-Tub with North American Indian Head-Dress
Bill Woodrow
Washing machine, ironing board and car door · 1981
Tate
Twin Tub with Chainsaw
Twin Tub with Chainsaw
Bill Woodrow
Washing machine, partially cut and bent · 1981
Museum of Modern Art
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