Archival Pieces
Often creating pieces that are a comic relief in the face of futility, Oliver Jeffers comments on various ways the world can be viewed; here are some of our favourite pieces...
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Oliver Jeffers
Fathom Seascape no. 11, 2015 81.5 cm x 122 cm Oil and Letraset on canvas -
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Measuring Land and Sea, 2015 102 cm x 152 cm Oil and Letraset on canvas -
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Protracted Landscape no. 7, 2015 61 cm x 92 cm Oil and Letraset on canvas -
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Oliver Jeffers
Protracted Landscape no. 9, 2015 61 cm x 92 cm Oil and Letraset on canvas -
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Fathom Seascape no. 7, 2015 31 cm x 41 cm Oil and Letraset on panel -
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Before and After Painting No. 3, 2014 28 cm x 22 cm (each) Acrylic on canvas -
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I Can't See You, 2013 51 cm x 41 cm Oil on canvas with scarf -
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Before and After Painting No. 2, 2013 30 cm x 23 cm (each) Oil on canvas
Born in Belfast, Northern Ireland, Jeffers' work evokes his hometown’s humour, where nothing is sacred and everything can be laughed at. He works in various mediums, ranging from painting to typography to collage…
Oliver Jeffers
Protracted Landscape No. 8, 2015 Edition of 50
Oliver Jeffers
Measuring Land and Sea, 2016 Edition of 100
Oliver Jeffers
Protracted Landscape No. 7, 2015 Edition of 50
Oliver Jeffers
Fathom Seascape No. 9, 2015 Edition of 50Oliver Jeffers Measuring Land and Sea
Jeffers combines classical landscapes and seascapes with technical measurements to create two ways to view his work: one artistic, one scientific. By creating this juxtaposition, the artist underlines two obstacles of human cognition, the tendency to overthink and the inability to fully comprehend…
Jeffers combines classical landscapes and seascapes with technical measurements to create two ways to view his work: one artistic, one scientific. By creating this juxtaposition, the artist underlines two obstacles of human cognition, the tendency to overthink and the inability to fully comprehend…
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This past weekend marked the 100th Anniversary of the end of World War 1. An old war fought, for the...
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Constellation Road Map Close up of one of the new works for my upcoming solo show @brycewolkowitz S...
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Humans of Earth (particularly in Ireland) I’m thrilled to learn the guidebook I made for my son ‘Her...
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See you this afternoon Mexico. I’ll be in Mexico City this week for events (check my website for det...
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People of Ireland, check out my pal @kevin_j_waldron and his new show Peek Zoo on @RTEjr every weekd...
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I don’t get a vote in the USA, though I’ve lived here over a decade, pay my taxes here and am raisin...
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This time last year with 66.6 % of the brothers
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Dipped Painting No. 12 Made in Los Angeles in 2016 ...just because it’s Friday #dippedpaintings
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This one’s not too deep... Another lil’ oil on paper for @brycewolkowitz to bring to Untitled Art Fa...
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You never what you’ll see out there tonight... Happy Halloween
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Results of the 19th Dipped Painting performance that happened in my studio last night. Thanks to tho...
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Bertrand Russel telling it as it is.
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