Fine Art
John Taylor, Peter Jones
John Taylor, Peter Jones
$2,800 1400x1000mm
$2,200 1100x800
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$2,000 1120x760
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$1,100
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$2,400 1250x850
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$1,800 1180x1000
$1,100 810x550
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$2,500 1100 x 1100
$2,800 1230x940
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$3,400 1520x1020
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1220 x 1530 $3,300
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$2,800 1015 x1220
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$2,900 1220x 1220 mm
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$2,800 1520x1020
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$3,600 1830 x 1210mm
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$350 300x 230mm
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500 x 600
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$350 300x 230mm
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John Taylor 2019 Melbourne $2,800
sold $600
$350 sold
$280 sold
$2,100 1150x930 sold
$3,160 1830x1210mm sold
A most recent work John Taylor 910 x 1220 $2,400sold
$2,400 sold 1230x830
$1,100 900 X 600mm sold
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$800 sold
1400 x 940 $2,800 sold
sold 1010x 760mm
sold $1,200 1300x 950mm
$1,800 1000x 750mm sold
$1,000 1130x 815 sold
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600 x 750mm sold
$180 sold 370x 300mm
$1,500 sold
sold
$2,400 sold 1215x 910
$1,800 1530x 1220mm sold
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$2,000 1010x 760mm sold
$2,800 1700x 1400mm sold
1490 x 990mm Sold $2,200
$3,000 sold 1820x 1210mm
$350 sold
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$2,500 1530x 1340mm sold
1830 x 1210 $4,000 sold
sold
John Taylor 2019 Melbourne Australia $1,800 sold
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Peter Jones
Peter - Lamb is one of the 40 canvases total of this series. Lots more preparatory works on paper. Never revisited the subject again because I thought I’ve done it. This is one of about 5 lamb paintings on canvas I still have. The series was very popular and sold quickly.
Again the traditional religious symbolism of the lamb in European art is obvious and undeniable. I often hashtag my lambs with #AgnusDei !
The single most important reference to my lambs is Zurbaran’s fabulous still-life masterpiece of the lamb awaiting slaughter. The Prado version being the best of the various versions.
The lamb as innocence is undermined in your painting because it looks consciously- Peter Jones
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sold
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