David Larwill 'Dead Heading' hyper-real

David Larwill 'Dead Heading' hyper-realLarwill's images radiate with humanity. His nave style populates picture planes with stylized animals, human figures and childish forms with great verve. David Larwill was born in Ballarat, Victoria in 1956. He was a founding member of the artist run ROAR STUDIOS established in Melbourne during 1982. He went on to be one of Australia's most distinctive and collectable contemporary artists. This fine archival quality print is hand signed by the artist

Dimensions: 112 x 76 cm

his easel paintings and prints display a greater degree of experimentation

'Ragged Scrub I' 1986

It will enliven collections of contemporary landscape art and interiors seeking a brush of colour

'Mana I' 1988

Tandori suggests this distinction is not as resounding as one may suspect

'Freshly Shucked' 2019

73 x 55 cm OR 120 x 84 cm

'Temple Letters (Peach Circle)' 2001

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

Jeffrey Makin is renowned for his landscapes

The etching captures the artist’s joy of picnicking with his children around Sydney’s parklands