Garry Shead 'Inferno' figurative

Garry Shead 'Inferno' figurativeGarry Shead' s encounter with Dante' s 700 year old poem The Divine Comedy involved grief, anger and triumph. What finally emerged, was a gripping and sensitivity consideration of the text. In this work he charts a moment of struggle, flushed in chiaroscuro lighting. Collected by all public institutions, Shead has won the Archibald and Dobell prizes. Frolicking in the serious and profane, his work is at once poetic and interrogative. It will ignite

Image Size: 28 x 38 cm

moon gives way to sun

for Baldessin

Condition: Very Good: There is a minute hole in the left hand margin and the paper is discoloured

‘Girl Listening to Music’ was printed by Michelle Perry at Marnling Press

His contributions to art are uncompromising

This cartoon was created for the short-lived political magazine ‘Broadside’

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he had absorbed innovative influences of the French school and contributed to the establishment in Madrid of the so-called ‘School of Vallecas’

Carlo RAMOUS (1926 - )

Created in collaboration with the Crown Street Press

Image Size: 102 x 102 cm