David Larwill 'Waving Boy (Winter)' roar studios

David Larwill 'Waving Boy (Winter)' roar studiosKnown for his exuberance, David Larwill made his artistic debut as a founding member of Roar Studios. Among Melbourne's earliest artist run initiatives, this studio pioneered raw, primitive and intuitive art acting as a proverbial roar against the establishment. In 'Waving Boy', Larwill's playful style beams. Childlike yet still cool, it sees a boy surrounded by the stars of his neighbourhood a house, bat, flower and goanna. Core to Larwills talent is

transfigured into a face replete with an eye

it has been published in three monographs on Whiteley and exhibited at the Art Gallery of Western Australia (another impression)

hit from behind

'Lohan Creek' 1978

‘Noon’

Etching for Baldessin represented a field for innovation free of the physical and financial restraints of sculpture

There is a sense of surrealism

'Mantegna Vase IV' 1997

His subject matter

this hand-signed pigment print will get your collection moving

Dimensions: 50 x 36 cm

Thomson translates remembered landscapes and fleeting impressions into a dynamic screenprint marked by gesture