A BUSH MUD MAP OPEN EDITION CLASSIC DARCY DOYLE PRINT M

‘The Bush Mud Map’ MEDIUM

               Painted By d'Arcy Doyle

d'Arcy W. Doyle (1932-2001) could well be Australia's most popular artist. His paintings are well renowned as colourful nostalgic manifestations of the true spirit of Australian outback. His work is well sought after and is an important tribute to Australian history, filling homes with relaxed environments and touching the hearts of all who view his work.

Most of d'Arcy's pictures tell a living story and the characters in them have a role to play. This painting focuses on the directions being given in the mud for lost travellers in the outback who have just hopped off their horses. Horses were one of d'Arcy's favourite subjects. When drawing horses, d’Arcy used nothing but his memory. Most of the horses d’Arcy paints have white blazes and white feet, making them look more colourful. These are also the same markings as Count Henri – d’Arcy’s most successful racehorse.

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"The Bush Mud Map"

d'Arcy Doyle Premier Editions

Item Details

• Image size : 600mm x 440mm MEDIUM Print
• Paper size : 680mm x 520mm
• Ink : Fade Resistant
• Condition : Pristine

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