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A multi-coloured tapestry in a long landscape format incorporating a huge variety of text and images on the theme of ‘Britishness’. An image of Queen Elizabeth II and the pound symbol feature prominently. A multi-coloured tapestry in a long landscape format incorporating a huge variety of text and images on the theme of ‘Britishness’. An image of Queen Elizabeth II and the pound symbol feature prominently.

Grayson Perry, Comfort Blanket 2014 © The Artist And Victoria Miro, London. Photo Andy Brown

Grayson Perry, Comfort Blanket 2014 © The Artist And Victoria Miro, London. Photo Andy Brown

Grayson Perry, Comfort Blanket

Continuing Display

Graves Gallery

Grayson Perry’s huge, bold tapestry is real visitor favourite at the Graves Gallery.

 

Weaving together common phrases, people and institutions into the format of a £10 note, it explores what Britishness means and questions who defines it.

Comfort Blanket presents a complex and contradictory picture of Britain, one that invites us to reflect on national identity and how we each relate to it.

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Closed Sun–Mon and Bank Holidays

*** The library lift to the Graves Gallery is currently out of order. Step free access is available through the Arundel Gate entrance***

Graves Gallery

(Above the Central Library)

Surrey Street

Sheffield

S1 1XZ

A multi-coloured tapestry in a long landscape format incorporating a huge variety of text and images on the theme of ‘Britishness’. An image of Queen Elizabeth II and the pound symbol feature prominently.

Grayson Perry, Comfort Blanket 2014 © The Artist And Victoria Miro, London. Photo Andy Brown

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