Detail of Rachel Whiteread installation at Tate Britain | Flickr
Rachel Whiteread Left 2005, plaster, wood and vinyl (one chair, five plaster units), 98 x 48.5 x 47 inches, Courtesy Luhring Augustine - artcritical
Rachel Whiteread
Saatchi Gallery on X: "Happy Birthday Rachel Whiteread! Born #OTD in 1963, she became the first woman to win the Turner Prize in 1993. Exhibited at Saatchi Gallery, check out 'Untitled (One
A woman looks at One Hundred Spaces, an installation of 100 jewel-like resin casts of the underside of chairs on display in the Duveen Galleries at the Tate Britain in central London,
Smithsonian Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden — Rachel Whiteread “Untitled (Library)” 1999 Dental...
Children's creative learning through the sculptures of Rachel Whiteread
A woman looks at One Hundred Spaces, an installation of 100 jewel-like resin casts of the underside of chairs on display in the Duveen Galleries at the Tate Britain in central London,
Rachael Whiteread @tate casts of undersides of chairs, 1995. Repost from earlyworkstudio | Contemporary artwork, Art chair, Space art
Rachel Whiteread' Review: Poetic Sculptor of Emptiness - WSJ