'Making Bread' (James Webb; Jacob Webb)

Hold Still: A Portrait of Our Nation in 2020 © James Webb

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'Making Bread' (James Webb; Jacob Webb)

by James Webb
digital image file, 10th May 2020
Given by James Webb, 2021
Photographs Collection
NPG x201409

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  • Jacob Webb (2017-). Sitter in 1 portrait.
  • James Webb (1986-), Product Owner. Sitter in 1 portrait, Artist or producer of 1 portrait.

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  • James Webb (1986-), Product Owner. Artist or producer of 1 portrait, Sitter in 1 portrait.

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Artist's statement: This is me and my son Jake making bread together. Baking was something that I enjoyed but didn’t get to do very often. Lockdown gave me the opportunity to bake and enjoy this passion with my children. During this time, we started off making flatbreads, cupcakes, muffins and the like, and then moved on to bread. Baking became a daily pleasure we were all able to enjoy together. We've continued to bake as a family and my children have enjoyed learning how to knead dough and the process of proving before baking. Making bread has become the new normal in our house and is a hobby now enjoyed by the whole family.

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