▲ David Paul Holland (British, contemporary) 'Existence Itself' triptych

each panel signed 'David Holland', inscribed and dated 'August 2004' on the stretcher verso, acrylic on canvas, (3), each canvas 183 x 132cm; unframed, James Colman, London, where acquired by Doris Lockhart Saatchi (purchase price £12,500); Property from the Estate of Doris Lockhart Saatchi. Exhibited: James Colman, London, 'Existence, New Paintings by David Holland', 27 October - 4 December 2004. Please note this work is to be offered with no reserve. 'To put the paint down in such a way, where instinct and chance, conveys the image immediately onto the nervous system and is not just an illustration, when in fact the paint and the image are the same thing. These paintings reinvent ways of remaking appearance, appearance and fact.', 'To put the paint down in such a way, where instinct and chance, conveys the image immediately onto the nervous system and is not just an illustration, when in fact the paint and the image are the same thing. These paintings reinvent ways of remaking appearance, appearance and fact.' (David Holland) David Holland studied painting at Central Saint Martins and Chelsea School of Art and Design, following earlier studies in screen printing and photography at the London College of Printing. Holland’s solo exhibitions include 'Showcase' at John Jones, London (2010), 'Existence' (2004) and 'Imagine' (2002) at James Colman Gallery, London, and 'Supernature' at Galerie Voss, Düsseldorf (2003). He has also participated in numerous group exhibitions in the UK and Europe and exhibited at major art fairs including Art Brussels, Artissima in Turin, Frankfurt Art Fair, and the London Contemporary Art Fair. His work is held in collections including University of the Arts London, Cohn & Wolfe, and private collections internationally. In 1994, he received the Cohn & Wolfe First Class Painting Award. Condition Report, Condition Report, Please contact the department. Request A Condition Report, Request A Condition Report

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