The Green Man
The Green Man
Material
Oil on aluminium panel
Size
60x59 cm
Price
3720 €
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This striking artwork features a profile of a bald man, illuminated by a subtle teal glow against a deep black background. The contrast between the soft hue of the figure and the darkness surrounding it evokes a sense of tranquility and introspection. The minimalistic style emphasizes the smooth contours of the subject's face, inviting viewers to contemplate the emotions conveyed through this stark simplicity.
This painting can beautifully enhance spaces such as modern living rooms, contemporary offices, or meditation areas. It is perfect for creating a calm and reflective atmosphere, particularly when paired with minimalist furniture and neutral tones. Hanging it above a sleek console table or within a gallery wall can make a powerful statement.
This painting can beautifully enhance spaces such as modern living rooms, contemporary offices, or meditation areas. It is perfect for creating a calm and reflective atmosphere, particularly when paired with minimalist furniture and neutral tones. Hanging it above a sleek console table or within a gallery wall can make a powerful statement.
Oil on aluminium panel, unframed but comes with subframe on the back and is ready to hang.
Finalist Doug Moran National Portrait Prize 2018, Australia.
Longlisted Aesthetica Art Prize 2020, UK.
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About the artist
Marcus Callum
United Kingdom
Marcus is an Anglo-Australian artist, known for his realist portraits, that blend the grandeur of traditional oil painting with the nuanced sensibilities of modern art. Currently exploring the limitless possibilities of colour, form, and emotion in abstract painting, Marcus's work invites a sensory journey into introspection and discovery.
Educated in Sydney and at the New York Academy of Art, Marcus has dedicated his career to honing his skills, earning a reputation for excellence. His artistic accolades include the esteemed Dame Joan Sutherland Award in 2014 and a prestigious scholarship to the New York Academy of Art in 2015. He was also a three-time consecutive finalist in the prestigious Archibald Prize from 2011 to 2013.
In 2015, Marcus's commitment to artistic excellence was recognized with the highly sought-after Black Swan Portrait Prize, (rebranded the Lester Prize), placing him among Australia's elite realist portrait artists. His international acclaim was further solidified by his selection as a finalist in the Art Renewal Center International Salon. In 2018, he won the Shirley Hannan National Portrait Prize.
