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Retrospective Painting & Drawing > SOLD 1 400px Y2T7223
The recurrent theme in Kilfeather's art is the philosophical exploration of ethics, greed, power, ambition, jealousy and apathy. Counterbalanced with narratives of love, optimism and humour. Starkly and dramatically contrasting personal experiences inform the work. These experiences are the main source of inspiration for the expression of doubt and optimism in these paintings. Contact Des for further information and pricing information. Several paintings have Gallery Retail prices attached, contact Des.
SOLD 1 400px Y2T7223 SOLD Oil on unprepared wallpaper lining paper. Curious narrative. Philosophical top of list theory: people love most the painting which the creating artist dislikes most. A West Dean lecturer insisted that Des remove this painting from the dust bin. That painting was the very first of Des's to sell, just days after being rescued from the bin, achieving a very acceptable price. Keywords: yellows blues reds purples square shaped blocked illustratiion
SOLD 1 400px Y2T7223 SOLD Oil on unprepared wallpaper lining paper. Curious narrative. Philosophical top of list theory: people love most the painting which the creating artist dislikes most. A West Dean lecturer insisted that Des remove this painting from the dust bin. That painting was the very first of Des's to sell, just days after being rescued from the bin, achieving a very acceptable price. Keywords: yellows blues reds purples square shaped blocked illustratiion
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Oil on unprepared wallpaper lining paper. Curious narrative. Philosophical

top of list theory: people love most the painting which the creating artist dislikes most. A West Dean lecturer insisted that Des remove this painting from the dust bin. That painting was the very first of Des's to sell, just days after being rescued from the bin, achieving a very acceptable price.

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