caravans

I have been exploring the Caravan as a subject since 2005 and this recurring motif has now featured in over 300 paintings. Caravans can signify a number of meanings ranging from childhood memories of family holidays, through the romantic notion of travel without ties, to the underclass of society and a heightened sense of the territorial.

Other Archived Works:

Ovid’s Metamorphoses I

Ovid’s Metamorphoses II

Die Rückenfigur

A New Dawn Fades

Les Fleurs Du Mal

Orchard Caravan #393

Orchard Caravan #393

Oil on Canvas 50x40 cm (Private Collection)

Wish You Were Here

Wish You Were Here

Oil on Canvas 60x80 cm (Private Collection)

In the Land of the Grey and Pink

In the Land of the Grey and Pink

Oil on Canvas 20x30 cm (Private Collection)

Twilight

Oil on Canvas 40x55 cm (Private Collection)

Starálfur

Oil on Canvas 95x150 cm (Available)

Black Monday

Oil on Panel 35x45 cm (Available)

Brain Damage

Oil on Canvas 100x140 cm (Available)

Caravan #320

Oil on Paper 15x20 cm (Available)

Caravan #335

Oil on Paper 15x20 cm (Available)

Caravan #337

Oil on Paper 15x20 cm (Available)

Caravan #351

Oil on Paper 15x20 cm (Private Collection)

Caravan #344

Oil on Paper 15x20 cm (Available)

Caravan #346

Oil on Paper 15x20 cm (Available)

Caravan #351

Oil on Paper 15x20 cm (Available)

Caravan #331

Oil on Paper 15x20 cm (Available)

Caravan #065

Oil on Paper (Available)

Caravan #071

Oil on Paper 30x44 cm (Available)