Details:

This all-over composition depicts frogs in a pool of formaldehyde, which are training materials for fledgling scientists.
Framed: 21.5 x 25.5 x 2.0 in.
Edition 9 of 12

① Artwork:

Anatomy Lesson (University Science Classroom)

This archival pigment photo print features an all-over composition. The work depicts frogs in a pool of formaldehyde, which are training materials for fledgling scientists. Wagner examines the creatures as a poetic observation on the study of life.

Specs:

24 inches
20 inches
with frame
25.5 inches
21.5 inches
2 inches
21.5 inches

Hangs on a cleat

③ Artist:

Catherine Wagner

Catherine Wagner uses photography to investigate how systems that disseminate information control what we learn and teach. Her images of primary schools, military bases, police academies, trade schools and universities are empty of figures yet reveal traces of society. Her work has been collected in many prominent museums, including MoMA, The Met, Tate Modern, and the Smithsonian.

Catherine Wagner:
Anatomy Lesson (University Science Classroom), 1983-1987
Archival pigment print
20.0 × 24.0 inches /
Catherine Wagner:
Anatomy Lesson (University Science Classroom), 1983-1987
Archival pigment print
20.0 × 24.0 inches /
catherine wagner anatomy lesson university science classroom

This all-over composition depicts frogs in a pool of formaldehyde, which are training materials for fledgling scientists.More

  • Framed: 21.5 x 25.5 x 2.0 in.
  • Edition 9 of 12
Offered in June 2021
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