Harley Cameron Griffiths 'Still Life' printmaking

Harley Cameron Griffiths 'Still Life' printmakingAn enduring subject in art, flowers symbolize both beauty and transience; here frozen in eternal bloom. In Still Life, Harley Cameron Griffiths elevates a simple bouquet into a meditation on memory and care, where each petal seems to whisper stories of celebration, condolence, and intimate exchange. Griffiths was celebrated for his still lifes, having trained under famed artist Archibald Colquhoun before forging his own path. His father, Harley

a very strong hand and a will of iron to etch directly onto the perspex sheet

False ornithology III white winged fairy wren presents a true embodiment of a visual cabinet of curiosity — a space where science

he moved between the genres that defined the era – producing cubist

Signed: Lower right

'Christina III'

Made of the finest museum quality archival materials

Image Size: 54 x 35 cm

expressionism and those in need of some inspiration

otherworldly and deeply contemplative themes

an electrifying depiction of a culturally significant waterhole

to depict the people and activities of Indonesia

a minuscule figure stands forlornly inside an oversized bottle