Glyndebourne 90th Anniversary Poster by Maggi Hambling

Maggi Hambling 

Dead Bull, 1987

2024

Digital print on Monte Carlo paper 300gsm

80 x 60cm

Edition of 150

Posters are not numbered

Re-engaging with her 1987 painting Dead Bull, Maggi Hambling has responded to Bizet’s Carmen, stating that ‘in great opera, as in all great art, we witness the simultaneous coexistence of life and death, instilling in us what it means to be alive. In Carmen, the tension, vitality, passion, brutality and sacrifice present us with a dance of death like no other.’

Maggi Hambling (b.1945, Sudbury, UK) lives and works in London, UK. Hambling has exhibited internationally at Marlborough Fine Art, London, UK; Snape Maltings Concert Hall Gallery, Suffolk, UK; Sotheby's, London, UK; Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Wakefield, UK; Royal Academy of Scotland, UK; Royal Academy, London UK; Bernard Jacobson Gallery, London UK; Yale Centre for British Art, New Haven, Conneticutt, US; Serpentine Gallery, London, UK and The National Gallery, London, UK. 

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