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Lang Legs
Designed by Robert Stephenson, the bridge opened in 1849 and was known by locals at the time as ‘Lang Legs’, referring to the pairs of masonry piers which support the spans of the bridge.
A bridge familiar to the artist throughout his upbringing and adult life, this foreboding structure proved continual inspiration for artwork within it's shadows, depths and unique perspective.
LANG LEGS 500mm x 500mm Conyé crayon on uncoated paper
LANG LEGS III 1000mm x 700mm Conté crayon on uncoated paper
LANG LEGS III 1000mm x 700mm Construction drawing
LANG LEGS IV 1020mm x 720mm Mixed media
LANG LEGS 210mm x 148mm Lino cut (series of four images)
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