David Rankin 'Yanek's brother' - Lithograph on Paper neo-expressionism

David Rankin 'Yanek's brother' - Lithograph on Paper neo-expressionismThis work forms part of David Rankins series on scenes, faces and stories from the Holocaust. It hopes to give a human or tangible cadence to an otherwise unimaginable event an event which hits close to home, with Rankins wife, Lily Brett, being the descendent of Holocaust survivors. In the words of New York art critic Dore Ashton, Rankin is an exceptionally intellectual artist who is extremely alert to many currents in the history of art, philosophy

Across his career

‘First Won’t Burn Stick…’ is visually engrossing

This holistic approach to art makes Rankin’s work more than just aesthetic

Please allow up to twenty one days for framing to be completed

Image Size: 43 x 59 cm

Works from this series: Temple Letters are in the permanent collection of the Art Gallery of New South Wales

One cannot help but to stop and admire a plant in bloom

‘The Mirror II’ is a penetrating find

the fleetingness of life and beauty

'Presence of a Dingo'

Port Jackson Press Australia embossed stamp in margin

Dimensions: 42 x 30 cm