in Frieze Week Magazine | 28 SEP 18
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Frieze London 2018

In the Frame: A Selection of Objects on Show at Frieze Masters

Photographer Adrian Samson and set designer Sarah Parker collaborate to present objects from across history and in all shapes and sizes

in Frieze Week Magazine | 28 SEP 18

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Francesca Galloway, Stand A8, Jasper-ware hookah base for the Indian market, England, c.1790-1800, 23 x 23 cm. Courtesy: Francesca Galloway, London

Rupert Wace, Stand D8, Mycenaean painted ceramic ‘Psi’ figure, Greece, c.1400 BC, 7 cm. Courtesy: Rupert Wace, London

Max Rutherston, Stand F15 (shared with Israel Goldman), stag antler pipe case of otoshizutsu type, Japan, c.1870, 21cm. Courtesy: Max Rutherston, London

Michael Hoppen, Stand G23 (Spotlight), Miyako Ishiuchi Bayside Courts #73, Japan, 1988–1999, 31 x 25 cm. Courtesy: Michael Hoppen, London

Oscar Humpries, Stand G4 (Collections), porcelain sake vase, France, 1893, 18 x 11 cm. Courtesy: Oscar Humphries, London

Published in Frieze Week, London, 2018 with the title ‘In the Frame’.

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