ceramics - Boyd, Martin
Boyd, Arthur Merric Bloomfield. A member of one of the most distinguished 'art' families of Australia. Born in 1920, he was instructed by his father, William Merric Boyd, in the art of ceramics, and painting in the Heidelberg tradition by his grandfather.
During the 1930's Boyd came into contact with the modern movement and was brought into touch with the Contemporary Art Society by Albert Tucker. One of Australia's most important artists, Boyd died in 1999.
During the 1930's Boyd came into contact with the modern movement and was brought into touch with the Contemporary Art Society by Albert Tucker. One of Australia's most important artists, Boyd died in 1999.
96 item(s) found, 1-50 shown:
Martin Boyd ceramic circular platter painted with aboriginals dancing, impressed signature. Diameter 40 cm
Martin Boyd ceramic shallow dish painted with aboriginal, incised signature. Diameter 24.5 cm
Yellow Martin Boyd soup bowl (or large ramekins) and plate. Diameter of bowl 13 cm; plate 16 cm
Martin Boyd, two side tables, one with six painted tiles, one with four, each depicting dancers, heights 50 cm and 45 cm
Martin Boyd plate decorated with flannel flower, approx 18.5 cm dia
Martin Boyd, vase, decorated with an Aboriginal elder with boomerang incised, Martin Boyd Australia
Martin Boyd ashtray with indigenous influenced kangaroo design
Guy Martin A'Beckett Boyd. 1923-88. Australia. A glazed ceramic bowl painted with a seascape, signed 'Martin Boyd' to the base. Diameter 24 cm
Signed Martin Boyd plate of a lady on her way to church
A Martin Boyd porcelain vase. Height 16 cm
Martin Boyd. pottery plaque, hand painted portrait of a young boy.
Martin Boyd, decorated lidded porcelain jar, signed and inscribed on base. Height 22 cm
Martin Boyd, Aboriginal Hunters and Kangaroo, decorated porcelain lidded jar (chip to rim), signed on base. Height 21 cm
Guy Martin Boyd, circa 1950. Two earthenware dishes, each decorated with fish, a crab or lizard motifs, incised Guy Boyd on reverse. Both 15 cm diameter. (2)
Martin Boyd painted ceramic deep dish depicting a scene from a ballet, signed on base and set with a wall hanger diameter 25.5 cm
Three Australiana pieces, including Martin Boyd dish, Studio Anna ashtray, and Diana vase. All decorated with Aboriginal female figures. Height 14 cm (vase)
Guy Martin Boyd, Victoria, circa 1955, earthenware lidded sugar bowl and a mug in colours of yellow and green each painted with stylised aboriginal motifs inscribed signature the mug. Height 11.5 cm
Guy Martin Boyd, Victoria, circa 1950, circular earthenware plate painted with an indigenous elder in a water landscape incised Martin Boyd Australia. Diameter 18.5 cm
Guy Martin Boyd, Victoria, circa 1950, two ramekins and conforming dishes each with an abstract design the ramekins incised Martin Boyd the dishes 16 cm diameter
Guy Martin Boyd, Victoria, circa 1950, earthenware thimble shaped bookends decorated with Indigenous figures and motifs yellow ground each incised Martin Boyd. Height 10 cm
Guy Martin Boyd, Victoria, circa 1950, two ramekins and conforming dishes each with an abstract design the ramekins incised Martin Boyd the dishes 16 cm diameter
Guy Martin Boyd, Victoria, circa 1950, substantial circular earthenware charger painted with indigenous elders in a landscape reserved on an Australian motif border signed T. Fraser incised Guy Boyd Australia 39.5 cm diameter
Guy Martin Boyd, Victoria, circa 1950, circular earthenware plate painted with an indigenous elder in a landscape incised Martin Boyd Australia, hairline crack. Diameter 18.5 cm
Guy Martin Boyd, Victoria, circa 1950, globular earthenware lidded sugar bowl decorated with an Indigenous elder in a waterscape incised Martin Boyd Australia. Height 9 cm
Guy Martin Boyd, Victoria, circa 1950, circular earthenware plate painted with an indigenous elder in a landscape incised Martin Boyd Australia 26 cm diameter
Guy Martin Boyd, Victoria, circa 1950, circular earthenware plate painted with indigenous figures in a landscape signed C. Linton incised Guy Boyd 23.5 cm diameter
A Martin Boyd tea service including six cups and saucers milk jug and sugar bowl
Guy Martin Boyd, Victoria, circa 1950, baluster shaped earthenware coffee pot decorated with indigenous motifs mottled ground incised Martin Boyd Australia. Height 21 cm
Martin Boyd, six ramekins painted geometric decoration, interior green glaze incised to base L Martin S Boyd Australia MC
Martin Boyd plate featuring oriental man
Martin Boyd, porcelain sculpture modelled in the form of a seated cat, hand painted under glaze floral and circular patterns on a soft green ground, signed 'Martin Boyd, Australia'. 20 cm
A Martin Boyd pottery mug with an image of an Australian Aboriginal, signed 12 cm high
Martin Boyd Aboriginal themed vase, and Studio Anna sgraffito bowl
Guy Martin Boyd, Victoria, earthenware socle bookends decorated with Indigenous figures and motifs pink ground each incised Martin Boyd 10 cm high.
Guy Martin Boyd, Victoria, globular earthenware sugar bowl and cover decorated with Indigenous figures and motifs yellow ground incised Martin Boyd 8 cm high.
Martin Boyd ballet theme lamp base, dancing couple with trailing shawl, and ballet shoes motif. Height 30 cm
Guy Martin Boyd, Victoria, earthenware plate decorated with indigenous figures in a landscape incised Martin Boyd 26 cm diameter.
Guy Martin Boyd, Victoria, slip cast earthenware mug and ramekin each decorated with stylised indigenous Australian motifs inscribed Martin Boyd and Martin Boyd Australia the mug 12 cm high.
Guy Martin Boyd, Victoria, two miniature earthenware vases each decorated with Indigenous figures incised Martin Boyd the tallest 8 cm high.
Guy Martin Boyd, Victoria, circular earthenware dish decorated with an Indigenous figure in a landscape incised Guy Boyd 23 cm diameter.
Guy Martin Boyd, Victoria, small earthenware Indigenous figure decorated vase and a koala decorated jug each incised Martin Boyd Australia 7 cm high.
Guy Martin Boyd, Victoria, square ceramic tile painted with a kookaburra in a tree signed Martin Boyd 15 cm wide.
Guy Martin Boyd, Victoria, six earthenware ramekins in various colours four with a single handle decorated with stylised aboriginal motifs incised signature to each 9 cm diameter.
Guy Martin Boyd, Victoria, circular earthenware charger decorated with the profile of an Indigenous elder incised Martin Boyd Australia 35.5 cm diameter.
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