David Boyd 'Lute Player I' flora

David Boyd 'Lute Player I' floraDavid 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

streaking down the page

it also represented his attitude at large

'Monkeys' 1982

The bouquet of native flowers has been abstracted to create a pattern reminiscent of Mexican traditional motifs

Beckett would be “hailed as a figure of world renown”

Dimensions: 49 x 69 cm

who frequently appears in Dunlop’s work

‘The Angelus’ is a deeply evocative image

It will bloom in your home

Framed Dimensions: 70 x 89 x 4 cm

'Living and the Dead' 2004

Image Size: 38 x 38 cm