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The smaller central panel bears the large form of a bird, wings outstretched as if gliding as a bird of prey, based on a child's drawing of a seagull. Its rectangular shape, only ruptured by a beak- like protuberance, contains traces of a seated figure adumbrated in the gathering atmosphere of conspiracy which threatens to stifle the ambitions of all Duffy's subjects. It is flanked by large, running figures clutching onto miniature versions of the bird. Read across, the figures' lurching motion mimics the rhythm of flight. |
