Arthur Boyd 'Lovers' architecture ‘Paradise Gardens’ has never been

‘Paradise Gardens’ has never been on the market

Pink and Brown) stands as a vibrant and authoritative work on paper

with round leaves reminiscent of lily pads

'Vincent Van Gogh' 2007

'Pastel Pyramid (2D Pyramid)'

Arthur Boyd 'Lovers' architecture ‘Paradise Gardens’ has never beenIn the subject of lovers, modernist Arthur Boyd found fertile ground. They expressed the persecution of Aboriginal people in his iconic Bride series, were symbols for humanism and illuminated his own romantic life. In 1942, when Boyd was conscripted into the Australian army, he snuck out one night to lie beneath the stars with his love, Yvonne. The following morning, the couple awoke to find themselves on the precipice of a crevasse, in trouble with