David Boyd 'Love Duet' figurative

David Boyd 'Love Duet' figurativeDavid Boyd, member of the Boyd family dynasty, is among the great feelers of Australian art. In this work, he turns to music transcribing sonic harmony into visual art. Flurried, romantic and cherubic, this work is for lovers of music, art and poetry. Boyd traverses themes with dexterity and wit. He was a master potter, painter and printmaker, who is represented in all state collections and continues to resonate throughout Australia today. David BOYD

Signed: unsigned

(c) Judy Cassab / Copyright Agency 2024

Awash with sunlight

While Ceniceros’s large-scale murals are dominated mainly by figurative social-realist style

‘Three Oranges’ is rich with narrative

Image Size: 31 x 9 cm

peeking behind the velvet curtain

Blackman’s images ask us to apprehend through emotion as much as through looking

‘I Look at the Skies’ comes from a powerful body of work

with original exhibition details from Darlington Art Gallery still attached from many years ago

As he once reflected

It is a rare dry-point etching from Blackman's beloved Mother Goose series