John Beard 'Mana II' george bell circle

John Beard 'Mana II' george bell circleBorn in Wales in 1943, John Beard is a prestigious Sydney London based artist who specialises in semi abstraction and portraiture. At 19 years old, Beard won the Welsh National Art Scholarship and proceeded to study at the Royal College of Art in London. His compelling style usually features dark, monochrome washes where the subject seems on the brink of disappearing. His work is now held in collections all over the world and in 2007 he was awarded

Suzanne ARCHER (1945 - )

Pinson was awarded the NSW Travelling Art Scholarship

Thomson's importance to the evolution of Australian abstract movement had been recognised by numerous awards and prizes

Image Size: 65 x 81 cm

Credited with irreversibly changing the course of Australian art

Dimensions: 55 x 57 cm

fluid mark-making

For admirers of the Renaissance and Italian art

he instinctively captures the character of a lifeguard

It recalls Dutch Baroque interior scenes

there is something of the 18th century Enlightenment counter-movement

inspired by Joyce’s short story ‘The Dead’