Kathryn Ryan 'Hopkin's River Shadow #3' surreal these objects become studies in

these objects become studies in volume

perhaps sides of the same face

Hailing from Tasmania

Provenanced from Charles Blackmans personal collection

published in Lausanne from 1955

Kathryn Ryan 'Hopkin's River Shadow #3' surreal these objects become studies inIn Kathryn Ryan's work, landscapes take on a sensuous resonance. Set in the space between night and day, her scenes are at once bold and subtle evoking the suggestive poetry of the land. In her 2016 series 'Hopkin's River Shadow', she traces the velvety silhouette of tree against a stark white sky. Ryan's technique renders the foliage atmospherically blurred, as though landscape has been captured mid storm. An esteemed contemporary artist, Ryan is the