Leonard Brown 'Untitled' impressionism

Leonard Brown 'Untitled' impressionismThis print by Leonard Brown is entirely unique as a monotype, it is one of a kind. In Untitled monochromatic abstract peaks roll across the paper surface, like a film reel slowing down. Browns print calls to mind the moment when the illusionary quality of film is revealed to be nothing more than a series of still, near identical images an exercise in repetition through a non reproducible medium. Browns practice is one of stark contrasts, with his

wood engraving on paper

This portrait

‘Hong Kong’ occurs in a universe that we will never experience and yet it is somehow familiar

'Full Moon'

numbered and inscribed lower right in pencil: 23/50/To my friend Cathy Bell/Iain MacNab

Sally Smart’s work is forever finding new meaning

accession number: 2005

'Study for Upwey

Signed: Signed 'Chas Blackman' lower right

His imagery is always immediate

he evokes the movement of a waterway

Onus wrote in 1990 that he hoped to be remembered as a “bridge between cultures