Dr Robert Bohanさんのイラストまとめ

In NY he spent an evening taking drugs with muse Gervase Griffiths & this informed some hallucinatory art. He felt that Gervase was the most beautiful man he had ever seen & painted him often

In 1973 he married Kirsten Benson & had a son with her. She sold her restaurant to Langan & Procktor, Hockney, Bacon & Freud helped decorate the walls. Lamp & Pines (1975), Two Diners on Desert (c1976) & Victoria Falls (1974). Regents Park (1973) is a delicate landscape

He became a popular choice to illustrate the records of the Swinging Sixties. Mick Jagger (1966), Figures (1965). His exciting colourful ethereal watercolours captured the spirit of the age

In 1962 he became a full time artist & had his first exhibition at the Redfern Gallery in 1963. Figures (1963), Figure (1963), Seated Figure (1962) & Head of John the Baptist (1964) show an interest in expressionism

During Procktor’s national service he learnt Russian. Polish Pilots (1960), Study (1958) & Antiques Room (1958) show his initial style which was influenced by his teachers. Later his work would become delicate & more sensual

Hodler was one of the great painters of the nude. This was due both to his academic education as well as a Swiss commitment to the accuracy of depiction. These are strange & taut depictions of the human body.

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Handsome Penguin (2020) https://t.co/XRAHqq73qz

It’s been scientifically proven that looking at art reduces stress. I’m all about being mellow & positive vibes

The Great Queen (An Mór Ríoghna) 2020 https://t.co/MxkfqqVndZ

Overall I’ve priced the drawings so they are affordable to everyone. Each is just €149/£135/$177. I believe everyone should have access to original artwork in their homes.

The Dagda King of the Hiberno-Celtic Gods (2020) https://t.co/Dz7ltCIJPO

He was born into an elite family of WASP background. He turned down Harvard to take a job in accounting, but left to be an engraver. He then started painting in watercolour. Spanish Steps (1883), Alhambra (c1883) & Village (1882-5)