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In 2011 Pat Farmer ran from pole to pole. Davson was both the official artist and also the first artist to be a significant sponsor of an international sporting event. The event took place across 14 countries. Tribulations reflects some of the challenges the runner and the artist faced in the lead-up to this world record making Pole to Pole run from the North Pole to the South Pole through the Americas.
Bush Relay is fun and striking for its simplicity. It is a light-hearted depiction of a picnic day relay race with the participants being Australian birds and animals. It is a painting to be enjoyed as if through the eyes of a child. This is possibly Davsons most carefree painting.
In their lifetime of creativity, most great artists are remembered for a small handful of significant works. Finding The Balance - Teeth, Claws, Tusks are such works. This set of three confronting, dynamic and detailed works of art juxtaposes endangered species and feral animals in beautiful detail.
Created to hang in the square building featured in the work. The majority of this painting was created with Sharon painting in public, in the foyer of the State Office Building in Sydney in 1986. Hung in exhibitions in Sharon’s First Impression Gallery, Sydney, until delivery to the Pittwater Village in early 1988.
Davson’s largest single canvas painting. Taking almost six months to complete – mostly whilst on display at the Westpac Plaza foyer in George Street, Sydney. It attracted much public and media attention. It was commissioned to hang in the Sydney Town Hall for international Japan Week festival of 1986.
A precious find of two very rare and yet to be completed paintings from 1984 - 1985, spanning 3 decades, Davson’s 1980’s early career works are becoming highly prized by collectors; this is a unique opportunity. ONLY Creative People is available for sale with bidding options while Origins Of The Future is available at a fixed amount.