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Lucy Orchard Installation Private View | Lucy Orchard Installation II | Lucy Orchard Looking for God |
Lucy Orchard Private View II | Lucy Orchard Exposure Therapy Demonstrated by Sharon Tate | Lucy Orchard In Conversation with Lacan |
Lucy Orchard In Conversation with Einstein | Lucy Orchard Becoming more like God | Lucy Orchard Getting Wet |
Lucy Orchard In Conversation with Darwin | Lucy Orchard In Conversation with Seligmann | Lucy Orchard Reverence - Inspired by the 1993 film Trois couleurs: Bleu |
Lucy Orchard Invitation to Lunch | Lucy Orchard Physics for Beginners | Lucy Orchard Study for Reverence |
Lucy Orchard Invitation to Supper | Lucy Orchard Study for Invitation to Supper | Lucy Orchard A Short Story about Love I |
Lucy Orchard A Short Story about Love II | Lucy Orchard A Short about Love III | Lucy Orchard A Short Story about Love IV |
Lucy Orchard A Short Story about Love V | Lucy Orchard A Short Story about Love VI | Lucy Orchard A Short Story about Love VII |
Lucy Orchard A Short Story about Love VIII | Lucy Orchard gallery image | Lucy Orchard 'Private View' Watercolour with Dave Morris 'Good Boys' Mixed Media |
Lucy Orchard gallery image | Lucy Orchard | Lucy Orchard Becoming more like God - Framed in a 'Kate Kessling' 'Elaborate frame' |
Lucy Orchard Locus Amoenus Paintings & Drawings 2011
Lucy Orchard Walks on Water with Locus Amoenus
A new collection of easel paintings
25 June – 31 August 2011
The culmination of one year's work, the show features some large works on canvas infused with literary and artistic references typical of those which have become hugely popular among contemporary art collectors. An integral part of this new body of work is a series of illusory watercolours which show the artist's skills at their absolute best. The viewers presented with a sequence of dreamlike images combining both a sense of peaceful tranquility and darker implications which hover close to the surface.
This collection of work is a tribute to traditional artistic working methods presented through layers of references and overtones that will engage and captivate its audience.
The Own Art loan scheme is designed to make it easy and affordable for everyone to buy original, high quality contemporary art and craft. You can borrow up to £2,000, or as little as £100, to be paid back in equal instalments over a period of 10 months - interest free*.
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