David Boyd 'The Red Tree (Black and White)' printmaking

David Boyd 'The Red Tree (Black and White)' printmakingDavid Boyd, member of the Boyd family dynasty, is among the great feelers of Australian art. His work crosses universal and mythological themes, using poetry, philosophy and history to articulate the human experience. In this work, he envisions a landscape of feeling, allowing the view to perceive their own meaning. Boyd traverses themes with dexterity and wit. He was a master potter, painter and printmaker, who is represented in all state collections

‘The Plait’ sets up a beguiling mise-en-scene

This work draws you into a tranquil inner world where figure

this highly collectable work is enshrined with art historical significance

'Miro in Pompidou' 1996

Image Size: 42 x 66 cm

Dimensions: 170 x 90 x 3 cm

'The Embrace' 1969

suggests something different with every glance

she relocated to London to study further at Chelsea College of Art and the Royal College of Art

Her eyes are watchful and pink skin blotted with blue

To gaze upon it

investigating the fragilities within society