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Alan Davie

Celtic Dreamboat III, 1965

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About the artwork

Davie’s paintings of the 1960s were influenced by his interest in gliding, scuba diving and sailing – pursuits that brought him closer to nature. His pictures became increasingly narrative and mythological, with motifs and symbols appearing with greater clarity. His series of Celtic Dreamboat lithographs combine recognisable shapes with ancient Celtic imagery, the use of colour giving each image new meaning.

Abstract Art

Artist Alan Davie
Artwork Celtic Dreamboat III
Date of work 1965
Credit Lithograph on paper 51.4 x 76.8 cm © Alan Davie

ABOUT THE ARTIST

James Alan Davie (1920–2014) was a Scottish painter and printmaker. Davie drew on imagery and symbolism from various world cultures, both ancient and modern, to create his vivid paintings. Born in Grangemouth, Scotland in 1920, he first earned global recognition in the 1950s as one of the first British artists after the Second World War to develop an expressive form of abstraction. Fascinated by global mythologies, and seeing himself more as a medium – or shaman – than artist, he attempted to free his painting from mental processes, creating a style that was spontaneous, improvised and complex.

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