The Rhinoceros Series

Dürer's iconic Rhinoceros print was the inspiration for this piece of work. Despite its anatomical inaccuracies, Dürer's woodcut became very popular in Europe and was copied many times in the following three centuries. It was regarded by Westerners as a true representation of a rhinoceros into the late 18th century. The Rhinoceros then was seen as a symbol of power, today they are poached relentlessly and sadly their horns are worth more than their weight in gold.

Rhinoceros (State I) | Unframed £420 | Paper size 49cm H x 60.5cm W | Photopolymer and Drypoint Print on Somerset Paper

Rhinoceros (State I) | Unframed £420 | Paper size 49cm H x 60.5cm W | Photopolymer and Drypoint Print on Somerset Paper

Rhinoceros (State II) | Unframed £420 | Paper size 56.5cm H x 75cm W | Photopolymer Print with Gold Detail on soft white Somerset paper

Rhinoceros (State II) | Unframed £420 | Paper size 56.5cm H x 75cm W | Photopolymer Print with Gold Detail on soft white Somerset paper

Rhinoceros (State III) | Unframed £420 | Paper size 56.5cm H x 75cm W | Photopolymer print on soft white Somerset paper

Rhinoceros (State III) | Unframed £420 | Paper size 56.5cm H x 75cm W | Photopolymer print on soft white Somerset paper

RHINOCEROS | Unframed £420 | Paper size 56.5cm H x 75cm W | Photopolymer print on light grey Somerset Paper

RHINOCEROS | Unframed £420 | Paper size 56.5cm H x 75cm W | Photopolymer print on light grey Somerset Paper

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