Robyn Geddes (American Contemporary) Portrait Study of a Hummingbird

Robyn Geddes (American Contemporary) Portrait study of a Hummingbird, signed and dated 2010 to verso, mixed media, oil and cement, 44 x 29.5 cm

Robyn Geddes is an American contemporary artist who explores the use of mixed materials and surface textures in his work. Geddes was a studio assistant to Andy Warhol (1928-1987) between 1978-1983 and studied lithography with Steve Andersen at Vermillion Editions, with his first solo show at The Mudd Club in 1981. In 1989 he was made Director of Daniel Newbury Gallery in New York. He has regularly created pieces featuring birds drawing on influences from historical illustrations.