Kevin Murray: The Nude, Colour and Form

29 Oct-12 Nov. Rome-based Australian artist Kevin Murray presents his latest series of works at Studio Minerva.

The exhibition is dedicated primarily to the nude, focusing on both colour and form, but also includes a number of still lifes.

The nude paintings are based on life drawings made at Rome's Fine Arts Academy.

Le ottobrate romane 140x95cm on panel copy

Murray was born in Sydney but has lived in Rome since 1960. For exhibition information contact dellascala4@gmail.com, tel. 339 / 1960899.

General Info

Address Studio Minerva, Via Pietro Micca 6.

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Kevin Murray: The Nude, Colour and Form

Studio Minerva, Via Pietro Micca 6.

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