David Cobley painter
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Some of the earliest human sculptures are of the female nude, and the Greeks celebrated the naked human form in their sculptures of athletes. Since then, the nude has featured prominently throughout Western art.
David's fascination with the human form began as a boy, and in his early teens he started copying old master drawings of the male and female nude. His recent paintings use colour and light as meditations on solitude, longing and intimacy.
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EmbraceGold BackBy the MirrorCross-legged I
Chorion IIMan TurningSeated FigureLipstick
Pale LightHot CocoaRed GlowUpright
VermilionWinter LightPause IAqua Blue