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It is so Endless
Graham Todd, 2002
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Todd's work is reminiscent of Oriental art, in particular the Japanese art of lacquering. He has also been influenced by the concept of void and form in both Chinese and Japanese landscape painting, where the space between the forms is as important as the forms themselves. This work includes dotted swags and flat colour downstrokes.
More information
Title of artwork, date
It is so Endless, 2002
Date supported
2004
Medium and material
Acrylic, ink, varnish on board
Dimensions
102 x 205 cm
Grant
4250
Total cost
8500
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