2 Dogs Art Space Akashi Japan
Presents
Pastels/Paintings
of
The Japanese Ume (plum) Tree
by
Peter Davidson
I
enjoy drawing and painting my beauty of the Ume(plum) tree in Japan with its sharp
ragged barren stemmed beauty that erupts into flowers at the end of the cold Japanese
winters, they’re a visual delight.
Sometimes
people ask me why do I paint beauty? The answer is simple I am drawn to what I consider
is beautiful, I don’t need any other reason than that or even to write a theory
behind the image to explain my attraction to it.
2 Dogs Art Space
And my
beauty is not yours. Everyone’s measure
of beauty is independent and different therefore I hope you can appreciate
mine in this smallish spring exhibition of 10 artworks.
Untitled
study of a plum tree nishi ku I
15 cm
h x 10 cm w
pastel/pencil on coloured paper
Please
enjoy this small works exhibition thank you
Peter Davidson
ANU
PhD
Visual
Art
Untitled study of a plum tree nishi ku II
15 cm h x 10 cm w
pastel/pencil on coloured paper
Untitled study of a plum tree nishi ku III
15 cm h x 10 cm w
pastel/pencil on coloured paper
Untitled study of a plum tree nishi ku IV
15 cm h x 10 cm w
pastel/pencil on coloured paper
Untitled study of a plum tree nishi ku V
15 cm h x 10 cm w
pastel/pencil on coloured paper
