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Charlie Kirkham
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This drawing is inspired by the mythology surrounding the Garden of Eden. I imagined a different world in which the Dragon and the Serpent were interchangeable. As humanity fell so did the dragons. The fiery sword that guards the entrance to Paradise is shown here behind the dragons, as they circle around the trees hurtling towards Earth. The leaves falling and the fruit clutched by the dragons symbolises their plight. The drawing is to illicit an empathy in the viewer towards the Dragon, a powerful mystical creature now doomed to extinction. I work primarily in pen and ink on rag paper, creating intricate details with a 0.05mm nib. My practice is currently focussed on an exploration of the George and The Dragon folklore, through an environmental and feminist lens. In many ways the Dragons in this series symbolise the alternative aspects of our human selves, just as George represents the best face we display to the world.
Limited Edition Giclee Print on museum quality Hannemule paper, printed by The Artist Print Room. Signed and numbered on the front, from an original ink drawing.
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Limited EditionThe 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.
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 ArtistLimited EditionThis drawing is inspired by the mythology surrounding the Garden of Eden. I imagined a different world in which the Dragon and the Serpent were interchangeable. As humanity fell so did the dragons. The fiery sword that guards the entrance to Paradise is shown here behind the dragons, as they circle around the trees hurtling towards Earth. The leaves falling and the fruit clutched by the dragons symbolises their plight. The drawing is to illicit an empathy in the viewer towards the Dragon, a powerful mystical creature now doomed to extinction. I work primarily in pen and ink on rag paper, creating intricate details with a 0.05mm nib. My practice is currently focussed on an exploration of the George and The Dragon folklore, through an environmental and feminist lens. In many ways the Dragons in this series symbolise the alternative aspects of our human selves, just as George represents the best face we display to the world.
Limited Edition Giclee Print on museum quality Hannemule paper, printed by The Artist Print Room. Signed and numbered on the front, from an original ink drawing.
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.
This Artwork Has Been Sold
