John Ryrie 'Icarus' mexican artists

John Ryrie 'Icarus' mexican artistsJohn Ryries work is underpinned by an affinity for printmaking. He is drawn to symbolism and expressionism, in particular the woodcuts prints of late 19th century Edvard Munch (the artist best known for The Scream), Japanese artist Shiko Munakata and William Blake. Ryries Icarus is an ode to one of Greek mythology's most tragic figures. Through the clever use of a vertical format, this work crafts a heightened vulnerability and rapid descent

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a tree or body

Best known for his brooding landscapes and contemplative portraits

Signed: Signed below image: Cressida Campbell

He describes his approach as regressive

was fantastical

the influence of Japanese printmaking and Whiteley’s hero

Image Size: 56 x 69 cm

Native to alchemy and Ancient Greek philosophy

Image Size: 24 x 29 cm

finished quality that has come to define Balls abstract forms

Hoff left an indeliable impression on the National Gallery of Victorias Prints and Drawings Department