Ned Kelly - Print

Ned Kelly - PrintThis portrait is based on a photograph taken of Ned Kelly the day before he was hanged in the old Melbourne Goal on November 1st 1880. Cullen recognises the correlation between the Kelly Gangs activities and the modern day crime world. His interest in criminals derives from a fascination with the grey area of both good and bad aspects at work in the criminal mind. This piece a digital archival fine art limited edition. DELIVERY Please note delivery

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This piece a digital archival fine art limited edition

This painting marks a decisive return to the hard-edged geometric lines to be found in his work from the 1960s and the 1980s

Ashley Crawford describes Chen’s Kung Fu works as following:

This work reveals Johnson’s capacity to play with intersecting lines through colour

we see a curious parallel here with the work of Adam Cullen

architectural spaces

taken from a much larger canvas

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the original artwork was produced by Adam Cullen in 2008

The portrait of Ned Kelly is blazoned with the slogan “It’s always an Irishman” which refers to the injustices the artist believes to have been played against the Irish in the early history of Australia

long-limbed women in Chen’s paintings are fashionably dressed