Glenn Brown: Etchings (Portraits)

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Glenn Brown's foray into etching showcases his deep interest in surface texture and mark-making, marking a significant shift from his renowned painting. This collection features innovative portraits that reinterpret historical figures by Urs Graf, Rembrandt, and Lucien Freud through layers of duplication and appropriation. The result is a series of striking images that blend familiarity with a sense of the unknown. Accompanying the twenty-one black and white prints is an insightful essay by John-Paul Stonard, enriching the exploration of these unique artworks.