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LENORE
BOYD (b. 1953 -)
BIOGRAPHY
261A Mount Scanzi Road Kangaroo Valley NSW 2577 Australia T: +612 4465 1494
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Artist:
LENORE
BOYD
Title:
WINGLESS ANGEL 11/12
Medium: Bronze
Image Size: 29 cm
Signed Lenore
Price: Sold
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Artist:
LENORE
BOYD
Title:
CLITE 12/12
Medium: Bronze
Image Size: 29 cm
Signed Lenore
Price: SOLD
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Artist:
LENORE
BOYD
Title:
GRACE
Medium: Bronze
Size: Life size
Signed Lenore
Price: SOLD
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Artist:
LENORE
BOYD
Title:
ECHO
Medium: Bronze
Signed
Price:
SOLD
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Lenore
Boyd
biography
Lenore Boyd
was born in 1953, to Guy and Phylis Boyd. She is the mother of five
children, working from her studio in the Dandenong Ranges of Victoria.
She began sculpting at an early age, influenced by family heritage
and surrounded by a creative environment. She studied sculptural
technique in studio of her father, the late Guy Boyd, to whom she was
apprenticed for four years. As a member of the Association of Sculptors
of Victoria and the Victorian Artists Society, she attended life classes
and drawing from life since 1969. Lenore has deep understanding of the
human form and an appreciation its beauty, her work has been influenced
by classical sculptors including Rodin, Maillol, Michelangelo Bourdelle
and Guy Boyd, her father. Themes for sculpture are often derived from
myths of ancient cultures as well as her own life journey. She was an
Artist in Residence at Firbank Anglican Girls School, Brighton in 1995
and conducted regular workshops. Lenore is a master in her discipline,
during past thirty years she has produced a prolific body of work.
Lenore has completed numerous commissions and she obtained wide media
coverage; Australian Sculptors, Ken Scarlett 1980, The Arts of
the Boyd's, Dobres / Herbst 1990, Elle 1990, The Age 1990
and 1991, New Idea 1991, The Melbourne Report 1991,
Herald Sun 1994 and Arena Journal 1996,
the front page of Sydney Morning Herald - 17th May 1997, The ABC TV
National News - 18 May 1997 ,
AWARDS,
COMMISSIONS and the MEDIA:
Lenore has completed numerous commissions and obtained wide media
coverage including;
Australian Sculptors, Ken Scarlett 1980,
The Arts of
the Boyds, Dobres/Herbst 1990,
Elle 1990,
The Age 1990
and 1991,
New Idea 1991,
The Melbourne Report 1991,
Herald Sun 1994,
The Arena Journal 1996,
the front page of Sydney Morning Herald
- 17th May 1997,
The ABC TV National News - 18 May 1997,
The ABC TV Sunday Afternoon Arts Program - 22 June 1997. |
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Selected EXHIBITIONS
1971, 74, 77, 80, 86, 92, 93 Von Bertouch Galleries, Newcastle, NSW
Australia;
1970, 76, 89 Manyung Galleries, Mt Eliza, VIC; 1973
Australian Galleries, Melbourne;
1973 Salamanca Gallery, Hobart;
1971,
96 Von Bertouch Galleries, Newcastle, NSW;
1973, 76, 90Adelaide Arts
Festival, SA;
1992 Schubert Galleries, Goal Coast;
1974 Desborough
Galleries, Perth;
1975 David Dryden Gallery, Adelaide;
1976 The
Barn, Adelaide;
1978 Collectors Gallery, Perth;
1991 Andrew Ivanyi
Galleries, Melbourne;
1992, 93, 96 The Convent Gallery, Daylesford,
VIC;
1992 Benson Gallery, Otway Ranges, VIC;
1993 Beaver Gallery,
Canberra;
1994 Bell Gallery, Berrima, NSW;
1995 Art World
Graphics, Rushcutters Bay, Sydney;
1995 Mosman Gallery, Mosman,
NSW;
1995 St Albans Historic House, Whittington, Geelong;
1996 Redhill
Gallery, Brisbane;
1997 Galeria Aniela Fine Art Gallery, Kangaroo Valley, NSW; the exhibition triumphed the front page of Sydney Morning
Herald - 17th May, ABC TV National News - 18 May. The exhibition was
also, featured on the ABC TV Sunday Afternoon Arts Program - 22 June
1997. |
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