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'''''Reclining Nude''''' or '''''Reclining Figure''''' ([[1984]]) is a sculpture depicting a female nude created by Columbian artist [[Fernando Botero]] which is in the [[Collections of the Birmingham Museum of Art|permanent collection]] of the [[Birmingham Museum of Art]] and displayed in the [[Charles W. Ireland Sculpture Garden]] on axis with the bowed glass stairway. The monumental bronze figure measures 48 x 109 x 61 inches.
'''''Reclining Nude''''' or '''''Reclining Figure''''' ([[1984]]) is a sculpture depicting a female nude created by Columbian artist [[Fernando Botero]] which is in the [[Collections of the Birmingham Museum of Art|permanent collection]] of the [[Birmingham Museum of Art]] and displayed in the [[Charles W. Ireland Sculpture Garden]] on axis with the bowed glass stairway. The monumental bronze figure measures 48 x 109 x 61 inches.


It was purchased in [[1985]] by the Museum with funds provided by Mr & Mrs [[Charles Ireland]] in memory of his sister Countess [[Colleen Ireland DeTigny]], by the [[Acquisition Fund, Inc.]], the 1985 Museum Dinner and Ball and other sources.
It was purchased in [[1985]] by the Museum with funds provided by Mr & Mrs [[Charles W. Ireland]] in memory of his sister Countess [[Colleen Ireland DeTigny]], by the [[Acquisition Fund, Inc.]], the 1985 Museum Dinner and Ball and other sources.


==Reference==
==Reference==

Revision as of 10:46, 15 November 2010

Reclining Nude (1984), Fernando Botero

Reclining Nude or Reclining Figure (1984) is a sculpture depicting a female nude created by Columbian artist Fernando Botero which is in the permanent collection of the Birmingham Museum of Art and displayed in the Charles W. Ireland Sculpture Garden on axis with the bowed glass stairway. The monumental bronze figure measures 48 x 109 x 61 inches.

It was purchased in 1985 by the Museum with funds provided by Mr & Mrs Charles W. Ireland in memory of his sister Countess Colleen Ireland DeTigny, by the Acquisition Fund, Inc., the 1985 Museum Dinner and Ball and other sources.

Reference

  • Birmingham Museum of Art. (1993) Masterpieces East & West from the collection of the Birmingham Museum of Art. Birmingham, Alabama: Birmingham Museum of Art. pp. 266-67 ISBN 0931394384

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