Michael Agnew: Muttereule

Michael Agnew: MuttereuleMichael Agnew paints portraits. His gathering of animals and birds represent family, friends, fiction and self. Muttereule poignantly laments his mother occupying a static netherworld yet robust, proud and alive as picture and present again in imagination. An elegiac poem to family, articulated eloquently in line. Paper Size: 76 x 56. 6 cm Medium: Screenprint Edition Size: 40 Year: 2014

Paper Size: 87 x 64

Paper Size: 39 x 46 cm Medium: Lithograph Edition Size: 24

which now years later has formed the inspiration for this memory like a gull’s eye view – On The Way To Cruden Bay

a prolific period for both artist and printmaking studio where over 80 works were produced between 1992 and 1994

coupled with the coolest of palettes – masterpieces of the printed form

Rae currently lives and works in Edinburgh

In the interior scenes – your attention is directed towards treasured collectables

Culturing a Landscape (investigating particulars of landscape through its cultural underpinning)

Year: 2016

“My style has all just come together

There are many monuments to granite throughout the world and here in Aberdeen we are surrounded

in which the heritage of modernism of Mondrian and the American Minimal Art has been processed