Harry

Details

Unframed
40 x 30 cm / 16" x 12"

Framed
63 x 53 cm / 25" x 21"

Oil on Board
2018
Signed lower left

A Private Collection, Sydney

$18,000 AUD

Description

Watson has painted an artwork continuing his theme of celebrating the surf culture of Australia, which was a big part of his upbringing. In this unashamedly erotic painting, Harry is standing side-on to his surf board, his head coyly downcast and shadowed, exposing his muscular legs and buttocks to the viewer.

The bright and colourful nature of this painting evokes the smells and sounds of the ocean. With the crashing waves in the background the viewer is instantly transported under the warmth of the Australian sun.

Edition Print Options

Available as a Limited Edition Canvas

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Collector Testimonials

"I have been a proud collector of Ross' paintings for many years. His art is astounding in its beauty, emotion, and reverence for our humanity and the world we live in. His attention to the smallest details, and use of light, dark and colour, rivals art's greatest masters."
James J. O'Donnell, Patron, art collector, NYC

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Christopher Cosier & Chris Webber, Sydney

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