THAT DAY IN MAY by Loui Jover, Drawing THAT DAY IN MAY by Loui Jover THAT DAY IN MAY by Loui Jover — artist's signature THAT DAY IN MAY by Loui Jover — edge view THAT DAY IN MAY by Loui Jover — detail THAT DAY IN MAY by Loui Jover — shown hanging
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THAT DAY IN MAY by Loui Jover, Drawing
THAT DAY IN MAY by Loui Jover
THAT DAY IN MAY by Loui Jover — artist's signature
THAT DAY IN MAY by Loui Jover — edge view
THAT DAY IN MAY by Loui Jover — detail
THAT DAY IN MAY by Loui Jover — shown hanging
Drawing by Loui Jover 1,287 Artworks Sold

THAT DAY IN MAY

Drawing, Paper (Requires Framing)

20cm (W) x 30cm (H) x 0.2cm (D)

Certificate of Authenticity Included
A$640

Artwork Description

TRAVEL DIARY SERIES - featuring the red umbrella .. a small drawing series of ongoing works created over the past ten years, using sketches and photographs from my world travels, using all mediums including pencil, ink, gouache and collage, over 250 works now make up this very popular series..I enjoy travel and take many photographs and make continuous sketches filling endless sketch pads ready to create finished works upon my return to the studio... ( the red umbrella lady or figure I place in the works is artistic license and a well known Jover addition ) it is used to balance out the composition, add interest and to tie in all the works and series and create a cohesive whole. all artworks are sprayed with museum quality fixative and are sent with a hand signed thank you note and Certificate of Authenticity.
Please Note - other images show sold works in the series now in collectors homes..

Artist Bio
Photo of Loui Jover
Loui Jover 2460 artworks | 290 Sold

Art...........Cartoon................Thought.................................Full time self-representing artist‚ this is all I do‚ and I do it every day....."Right now I like making ink drawings on adhered together sheets of vintage book paper‚ there is a fragility to these images that I find interesting (as if the wind may blow them away at any moment) and the hand drawn stark black lines against the intricate printed words of the book pages offer a strange fusion and depth.