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Condition Report
In Good Condition
No visible knocks or tears to the sheet
Some horizontal waving to the sheet, most notably to the lower left
This work has been framed to a good standard and float mounted leaving all corners and edges of the sheet visible
Not examined out of the frame
In Good Condition
Antony Micallef (British 1975-), ‘God I Want To Be Bad’, 2007, screenprint on paper, signed and numbered from an edition of 1000 in pencil, published by Pictures On Walls; sheet: 106 x 76cm (Framed)
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Auction: Tate Ward@Artsy - By Collectors For Collectors, ending 24th Nov, 2020
Antony Micallef creates expressive canvases with impasto paint that suggest distorted, abstract faces in distress. His vibrant brushstrokes evoke Francis Bacon’s intense psychological portraits, while the thick paint application gives his works a sculptural feel, extending into the gallery space. Micallef also produces paintings and prints inspired by Japanese cartoons. He studied under landscape painter John Virtue, a student of renowned British artist Frank Auerbach. Micallef has exhibited in cities like New York, London, Hong Kong, Berlin, and Geneva, showcasing his work at prestigious venues such as the National Portrait Gallery, the Royal Academy of Arts, Tate Britain, and the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London.