Details
Story:
This game was so simple, every child instinctively knew it without having to be told. You had to keep building as high and as wide as you could and when it all came crashing down it was simultaneously a disappointment and thrill. It was complicated by the very large amounts of blocks that had been acquired at difference periods of history. Some were smooth bare wood, most were painted but scuffed through to wood in places. The joy of having a very large amount of blocks also sowed the seeds of ultimate disaster because their dimensions were just that bit different so the taller the structure became, the more slopey it got, until to add height positively courted disaster.
| Medium | Mixed Media on Panel |
|---|---|
| Image Size | 40.5 x 30.5cm |
| Frame Size | 43.5 x 33cm approx |
| Edition | n/a |
| Framing | Framed |
| Reference | GSQ00325 |
| VAT | Included where applicable |
