Vincent Devine | The Defender Signed Doug Hyde Giclée transformed by Oz into a

transformed by Oz into a unique work that exists at the intersection of automotive engineering and contemporary art

Thirsty Bstrd finds in this image a comment on female power and the persistence required to exercise it

Brainwash brings his characteristic Pop Art vocabulary to the royal subject with the warmth and visual energy that distinguishes his practice: the declaration of loyalty rendered as celebration rather than obligation

creating a tradition that has included artists of the calibre of Haring

This is not a painting that withholds itself

Vincent Devine | The Defender Signed Doug Hyde Giclée transformed by Oz into aVincent Devine The Defender Acrylic on canvas Original Vincent Devine paints horses with the kind of authority that comes from a lifetime of sustained looking. The equestrian subject commanding, muscular, emotionally charged has a long history in art from Gricault to Stubbs, and Devine works within that tradition while making the imagery entirely his own. His palette is rich and considered; his brushwork combines loose, gestural passages with moments