Charlie Kirkham
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A Saxony Princess, (using Lucas Cranach for inspiration) meets with a fire breathing dragon. We know that the outcome of this pairing is tragic and forms part of the narrative revisiting George and the Dragon. It's focus is on the characters in the story who support the heroic protagonist and his monster dragon. The young princess waits for rescue but what does she do while she's waiting? In this imagined world the dragon converses with the princesses, they patiently wait around together and accept their roles as foils. It asks questions of what it means to be a monster in folklore.
Using bold oil colours this painting is on a professional quality aluminum supported wooden panel, from Artist Surfaces.
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Original ArtworkThe artwork will be packed by Charlie Kirkham, and orders are typically shipped within 48 hours of being accepted.
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Charlie is a figurative artist from Birmingham, UK. Influenced by folklore, mythology and all things magical Charlie's work looks at old legends and reimagines the characters through a contemporary lens merging kabbalistic and Catholic symbolism alongside pop motifs. Educated at Bezalel Academy, Jerusalem followed by The Heatherley School of Fine Art, London. Charlie's work has been exhibited in The University of Hull, YU Gallery (Wales), The Mall Galleries, London, the RBSA Gallery, Birmingham and Seven House Gallery, New York, USA. She has previously been awarded public commissions with Open Space UK, The University of Bath and Coventry Mysteries Festival.
Featured ArtistOriginal ArtworkA Saxony Princess, (using Lucas Cranach for inspiration) meets with a fire breathing dragon. We know that the outcome of this pairing is tragic and forms part of the narrative revisiting George and the Dragon. It's focus is on the characters in the story who support the heroic protagonist and his monster dragon. The young princess waits for rescue but what does she do while she's waiting? In this imagined world the dragon converses with the princesses, they patiently wait around together and accept their roles as foils. It asks questions of what it means to be a monster in folklore.
Using bold oil colours this painting is on a professional quality aluminum supported wooden panel, from Artist Surfaces.
Charlie is a figurative artist from Birmingham, UK. Influenced by folklore, mythology and all things magical Charlie's work looks at old legends and reimagines the chara...
The artwork will be packed by Charlie Kirkham, and orders are typically shipped within 48 hours of being accepted.
As part of our Artwork Protection Guarentee, once the order has been delivered, buyers will have 48 hours to request any returns for the reasons stated in our Returns policy.
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