| Owner | Private Collection |
| Location | country, NSW, Australia |
| Maker | Alison Muir |
| Origin | new-south-wales |
| Pattern | Contemporary |
| Date | 2000-2009 |
| Dimensions (H x W in cm) | 80 cm x 120 cm |
History
Huck was my father and he has always wanted a farm. At 78 he had the money and the time for a farm, but his family did not want him to be so isolated. So we got together and made him a quilt for his wall that is ‘Huck’s farm’. When he was alive he would go there every day from his study in Manly, SydneyThe quilt is now hung at the farm of one of his sons/grandsons.
‘Refabricating our Lives’ Braemar Gallery, Springwood, NSW 2001 exhibition and catalogue
Description
Materials: Commercial silks, polyester, voile, cotton, viscose, lamé and laceTechniques: Fused appliqué and machine quilting
Acknowledgements
Andy Payne, PhotographixPeter James Huskins 1923-2017
