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A large, circular, metallic sculpture is mounted on a vibrant red wall. The sculpture features layered, cut-out elements and is inscribed with the words "PLENTY AND PROGRESS" in bold, block lettering. The metallic surfaces reflect the surrounding environment, including the viewer, a person wearing dark shoes and black pants, and a glimpse of what appears to be an outdoor scene with people and buildings, possibly a street or square. The sculpture is attached to the wall with visible screws. To the lower right of the sculpture, a small black plaque with white text is affixed to the wall. This plaque reads: "Mark Titchner (b.1973) Plenty and Progress 2012 Polished stainless steel, Purchased with the kind assistance of the V&A Purchase Grant Fund and the Friends of Guldhall Art Gallery." The floor in the foreground consists of pale, textured tiles. The scene appears to be an indoor exhibition space, likely a museum or gallery. The red wall and the artwork suggest a contemporary art setting. The plaque provides specific information about the artwork's artist, title, date, and acquisition. Based on the V&A Purchase Grant Fund mentioned on the plaque, the artwork is likely located at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, United Kingdom.
Symbol
C8826
Volume
17,982
Creator
+$0.05
Revenue
+$0.06
TVL
$4.16
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