Sackcloth
| 1988
oil on canvas with collage | 71 x 56 cm
Sackcloth, n. a terrestrial stuff, a celestial stuff.
He that thus hungers is sure to be filled.
Fasting may prevent starving, and wearing
SACKCLOTH for a while keep us from
wearing it all our days.
South, *Sermons*
(Ian Hamilton Finlay, *A Concise Classical Dictionary*,
Wild Hawthorn Press, 1988)
This work features in the Paintings 1986-1988 exhibition.
This work features in the Blue teapot, pink jug exhibition.