Printmaking titled "Myra's Mask" by Nick Kelleher, Original Artwork

Myra's Mask (2008) Printmaking by Nick Kelleher

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Based on YBA Marcus Harvey's large scale and controversial painting of Myra Hindley from Charles Saatchi's Sensation exhibition of 1997 this shows a painted skull image showing through the subject's right eye and nose. Torn photocopy, tracing paper, acrylic paint, pen and ink.

Nick Kelleher

United Kingdom

Getting drawn and pulled constantly towards trees and nature in my artwork and have been for years. I am increasingly understanding the tactile nature of oil paint and how it can be subtly applied in an impressionistic[...]