Lost Magic Kingdoms by Mychael Barratt

Lost Magic Kingdoms - an alphabetical map of fictional places. 

Signed limited edition hand-produced etching and aquatint by Mychael Barratt.

This wonderful piece features an A to Z of fictional lands featured in literature. It is supplied with the A to Z key.

Limited edition of 150. Hand signed, numbered and titled by the artist.

Unframed (also available framed - contact the gallery for details).

Mychael says 'Usually the titles of my works come very early on and often before a single preparatory drawing has been done. In this case, however, I struggled to come up with perfect title until one day when I was at the British Museum doing some final bits of research. I was reading in Grayson Perry’s The Tomb of the Unknown Craftsman exhibition catalogue about the influence that Eduardo Paolozzi had on him and, in particular, the 1985 exhibition Lost Magic Kingdoms. As Grayson Perry has greatly inspired me, this title seemed the perfect homage.'

Paper size approx: 65 x 72cm. Image size approx: 50cm x 49.5cm.

This piece can also be purchased in 10 monthly direct debit installments of £45 using Own Art - interest free credit - contact the gallery and we will email you full details.

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About Mychael Barratt

Mychael Barratt was born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada and has been living and working in London since 1984.

Mychael was made a Fellow of the Royal Society of Painter/Printmakers (RE) in 2002, and was elected as President (PRE) in 2013. He was also a founding member of The South Bank Printmakers Gallery in London set up in 2002.

Having been educated at the Symposium School of Art in Winnipeg, Canada and the Novia Scotia College of Art & Design, Mychael also attended St Martin's.

Mychael's work takes the history of art, painting, film & theatre - amongst its inspirations. His humour combined with his technical ability and inimitable style have made his work highly collectable.

He has exhibited widely across the UK, and in Canada, New Zealand and Cyprus. His exhibitions include several one-man shows, including regular solo shows at Obsidian Art.  Please contact us if you'd like to be the first to hear about new work from Mychael and receive invitations to Mychael's exhibitions at Obsidian Art.