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Jamie Boyd
(1948-2025) is a collectable Australian artist, who gain an international
recognition for his work. He was a distinguished painter, sculptor, and printmaker,
as the son of
Arthur Boyd,
he was a fourth-generation of
the
Boyd
artistic dynasty.
Legacy:
National
Gallery of Australia,
National
Gallery of Victoria,
Queen
Victoria Museum & Art Gallery,
University
of South Australia,
University
of Western Australia,
Guildhall
School Music and Drama London,
Artbank,
Tasmanian
Museum and Art Gallery. |
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Jamie Boyd 1948-2025
17.
Flowers in a Vase
oil on board
90 x 72cm
Price unframed:
$8,000
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Jamie Boyd 1948-2025
26. Cafe Encounter
oil on
canvas
95 x 75cm
Price framed: $8,000
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Jamie Boyd 1948-2025
20.
Figure on Riverbank - Shoalhaven
Oil on Canvas
75
x 60 cm
Price:
$7,000
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Jamie Boyd 1948-2025
22.
Figure on the Rocks - Shoalhaven
Oil
on Canvas
95x75cm
Price: $7,500
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Jamie Boyd 1948-2025
12.
Flowers in Pink Vase
oil on board
110 x
98 cm
Price framed:
$10,000
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Jamie Boyd 1948-2025
19. The Table Lamp
Oil on Canvas
75 x 60cm
Price framed: $7,000
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Jamie Boyd 1948-2025
Seated Woman
Bronze
Height: 37
cm
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Jamie Boyd 1948-2025
With Child
Bronze
Height: 50 cm
Price: $5,500
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It is with great sadness we acknowledge the passing of Jamie Boyd,
the son of
Arthur and Yvonne
Boyd. He was a talented artist, painter and sculptor, and a dear friend who left
us too soon. Forever Remembered. Forever Missed. Deep condolences to wife Helena
and their wonderful children; Alexander, Abigail, Jessica, Merric and Nathaniel
and the 9 grandchildren and Jamie's sisters Polly, Lucy.
Video watch
interview with Jamie Boyd at the opening of his
exhibition
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The Life, Career, and Legacy of Jamie Boyd
(1948-2025)
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Jamie Boyd
belongs to
the renowned Boyd dynasty that began in 1886
with the marriage of
Emma Minnie
à Beckett
(1858-1936) and
Arthur Merric
Boyd
Senior
(1862-1940).
The
Boyd family
holds a distinguished place in the arts in Australia,
particularly in the fields of painting, sculpture, ceramics, literature and
architecture.
Spanning over 5 generations,
the Boyd’s are the most successful family in the arts in the wide World.Other
Boyd family artists include
Theodore Penleigh,
Martin à
Beckett,
William Merric,
Helen à
Beckett Read,
William Merric,
Lucy Gough,
also
Guy Boyd,
Arthur Boyd,
David Boyd
and
Mary
Elizabeth, who
married
John Perceval.
In 1913 Merric Boyd’s parents
bought a plot of land in the newly formed Melbourne suburb of Murrumbeena, on
what was then the south-eastern fringe of Melbourne which Merric named Open
Country.
1948 - Born 19 November in
Murrumbeena Victoria
in 'Open Country'.
1959 -
Moved to London UK.
1960
- Graduated at the
Academy of
Art and Design
at the public school in London he studied at the Central School of
Art and Design, fine art and composition in addition to classical
music. He began painting at Hampstead Heath countryside with
his father.
1965
- won
Painting Award
allowed him to study
at
at
Foundation
Michael Karolyi, Vence
in
Southern France
1966 -
Held his first solo exhibition at Bonython Galleries
in Adelaide.
1967 - At age
seventeen Jamie Boyd
embarked on a full-time career
as an artist and subsequently held exhibitions throughout Australia,
Italy, Germany, Holland and England.
1978 - Jamie and
his family spent a year living by the Shoalhaven River where, like
his father, the river and the rock faces became the focus of some
exceptionally beautiful paintings with tranquil landscape.
Jamie Boyd
was an enthusiastic painter of the landscape and the figure that
has gained international standing for
his distinctive style and creative talent.
An
acknowledged master-colorist and a skilled artist, his
distinctive
paintings have often a dream-like quality. His work is acquiescent, tender and soothing and, vibrant images and
figures emerge on his canvases. He
is constantly challenging and redefining art
medium through experimentation and play, resulting in intense and
lyrical paintings.
With wide knowledge of art, he demonstrates a real
virtuosity, he is equally accomplished across a wide variety of mediums
including pencil,
gouache, pastels, oil on copper, on canvas and on board and also bronze
sculptures.
Living in London with his
family, Jamie Boyd works in Europe and the Shoalhaven area, and each
to complement the other.
His work reflects both the
enduring influences of the Australian landscape and a broad
international sensibility.
At Shoalhaven,
Jamie Boyd is reunited with the beauty, fragility and strength of
surrounding landscape. Substantial motifs of dense Australian bush
are contrasted by the tranquillity of the Shoalhaven River, broken
up by fallen trees, or flying birds.
When in Europe, Jamie Boyd travels extensively, often through Italy and France,
re-discovering painters and paintings of the past. He questions what
made their cities so paintable and wrestles with the cliché of
painting such recognizable surroundings. Eventually, BOYD finds
calmness in the landscape that allows him to re-discover the
beautiful subtleties that existed for him to paint.
Jamie Boyd said: “There is a
fundamental difference between a person’s perception of a
cypress-studded horizon in Tuscany and the same person’s idea of the
Australian bush landscape. The European landscape evokes intrinsic
harmony whereas the Australian does not. One is made to feel
intrusive; the bush’s intimate fragility is disquietingly
unfamiliar.”
VIDEO A Century of
Boyd open by Bob Hawke
in Galeria Aniela
VIDEO
Australian National NEWS
VIDEO
SUNDAY Afternoon, ABC TV
VIDEO Jamie Boyd show | Bob Hawke
former PM of Australia
VIDEO Interview with Jamie Boyd
VIDEO Jamie Boyd Tour
his Exhibition
VIDEO Australian artist Jamie Boyd is working at
London
COLLECTIONS
Queen
Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, Launceston England
National
Gallery of Victoria Melbourne
National
Gallery of Australia Canberra
The Tavistock Centre, London
Bundanon Trust Collection
University of South
Australia
University of Western Australia
Council Adult Education Melbourne
Guildhall School Music
and Drama London
Artbank Sydney
BHP
Australia
Boxer Collection Australia
Art Gallery in Tasmania
EXHIBITIONS
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1966
Bonython Galleries,
Adelaide
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1967
Australian Galleries,
Melbourne
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1968 Bonython Galleries,
Adelaide
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1969 Drian Galleries, London
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1969 Von Bertouch Gallery,
Newcastle
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1970 Bonython Galleries,
Adelaide
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1970
Australian Galleries,
Melbourne
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1971 Von Bertouch Gallery,
Newcastle
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1971 Clytie Jessop Gallery,
London
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1972
Australian Galleries,
Melbourne
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1972 Drian Galleries, London
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1973 Skinner Galleries, Perth
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1976 Von Bertouch Gallery,
Newcastle
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1976 Gallerie Kuppers, Neuss,
Germany
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1977 Gallerie d’Eendt,
Amsterdam, Holland
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1978 Fine Arts Gallery, Perth
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1979
Rex
Irwin Gallery,
Sydney
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1980 New South Wales House,
London
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1980 David Ellis Fine Art,
Ballaratt
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1980
Australian Galleries,
Melbourne
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1981
Philip
Bacon Gallery,
Brisbane
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1982
Australian Galleries,
Melbourne
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1982 Holdsworth Gallery, Sydney
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1982 Bonython Galleries,
Adelaide
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1984 Barry Stern Gallery,
Sydney
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1985 David Ellis Fine Art,
Ballarat
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1985 Carriaggio Gallery,
Palaia, Italy
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1986 Bonython-Meadmore Gallery,
Adelaide
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1986
Beaver
Galleries,
Canberra
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1987 New South Wales House,
London
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1988 New South Wales House,
London
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1988 Boundary Gallery, London
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1988
Savill
Gallery,
Sydney
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1988 Schubert Gallery, Surfers
Paradise
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1989 Palazzo Strozzi, Florence
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1990 Boundary Gallery, London
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1990 Christchurch Mansion,
Ipswitch, England
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1990
Beaver
Galleries,
Canberra
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1992 Gillian Jason, London
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1993 Chappel Steurton, London
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1993 Aviva Campbell Gallery at
the Windsor Hotel, Melbourne
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1995 Eva Breuer, Sydney
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1996 Stair Gallery, London
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1996 Galeria Aniela Fine Art
Gallery, NSW, Australia
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1996 Aviva Campbell Gallery at
the Windsor Hotel, Melbourne
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1997 Aviva Campbell Gallery at
the Windsor Hotel, Melbourne
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1997 Galeria Aniela Fine Art
Gallery,
NSW, Australia
In 1997 for the first time the Boyd family exhibited together with
the six members of his artistic dynasty under one roof; with
brothers David and Guy, son Jamie, and nieces Lenore and Tessa
Perceval. The exhibition entitled the Best of Boyd comprised
80 paintings and 40 bronze sculptures.
The exhibition was held in
Galeria Aniela Fine Art
Gallery
and Sculpture Park, NSW. Documentary reviews were shown on the ABC
TV Australian National News, 18 May 1997 and the ABC TV Sunday
Afternoon, June 1997.
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1999 Savill
Gallery,
Melbourne, and Sydney, NSW
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2002 Rebecca Hossack Gallery,
London
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2002 Greythorn Galleries,
Melbourne
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2004 Greythorn Galleries,
Melbourne
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2007 Greythorn Galleries,
Melbourne
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2009 Christopher Day Gallery,
Sydney
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2009 ‘Seven last words’,
Commission for Haydn’s, City of London Festival, London
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2009
Rebecca
Hossack Gallery,
London
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2009
Red Hill
Galleries,
Brisbane
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2010
Australian Galleries,
Melbourne ‘True realities’,
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2010
Galleria
Aniela
Fine Art Gallery and Sculpture Park, NSW, 'Best of
Boyd'
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2012
Galeria Aniela 'A Century
of Boyd' open by Hon. Bob Hawke 23 Prime Minister of Australia
Australia VIDEO
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2013
Australian Galleries,
Melbourne ‘Indian Summer’,
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2014 Galeria
Aniela Fine Art
Gallery
and Sculpture Park, NSW, 'For the
Love of Art'
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2015
Australian Galleries,
Melbourne
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2015
Red Hill
Galleries,
Brisbane
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2016 Galeria Aniela Fine Art
Gallery
and Sculpture Park, NSW, Australia
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2017
Australian Galleries,
Melbourne
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2017
Red Hill
Galleries,
Brisbane
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2018 Galeria Aniela Fine Art
Gallery
and Sculpture Park, NSW, Australia
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2019
Australian Galleries,
Melbourne
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2021
Australian Galleries,
Melbourne
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2022 Galeria Aniela Fine Art |
The Southern Highlands
ARTS Trail 2022
|Bowral
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2023
Australian Galleries,
Melbourne
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2025
Australian Galleries,
Melbourne
PUBLICATIONS
Jamie
Boyd work has featured
in many books including:
Australian Art, 1975-80, Kim
Bonython
A monograph ‘Jamie Boyd
Paintings 1965-1980’ (1980)
The Art of the
Boyd,
Patricia Dobrez & Peter Herbst
Creating of Self Portraits, T.
Coats & M. Beazley
New Art Four, Neville Drury
An Antipodean Connection, G.
Prampolini 7 MC, Hubert, Slatkine, Geneve
Modern Painters Autumn 1992
Bundanon Trust
Creating of Self Portraits, T.
Coats & M. Beazley
The Boyd
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Dr Brenda
Niall AO
(2002)
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A Visionary Legacy: Founded in 1994 in
Kangaroo Valley, Galeria Aniela
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pioneered a 26-year museum-quality
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Australian artists to a pristine regional setting.
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and former Australian Prime Minister
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Jamie Boyd and Aniela Kos with
Cameron O’Reilly
(1997) | Aniela Kos
and
Cameron Menzies
(Nov. 2023)
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The
Legacy of the Boyd Family
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The enduring friendship between Galeria Aniela and the
legendary
Boyd family has been a defining force in our
journey, marking over three decades of collaboration and
shared artistic vision. Our
close relationship with
Arthur Boyd
began in 1995, and his monumental legacy remains a focal
point of the Australian art world. It has been a true
privilege to nurture this friendship and host numerous
exhibitions of the Boyd family’s profound work. |
Historical Milestone: Partnership with
Arthur Boyd
and
His Family
Galeria Aniela Fine Art
Gallery
and Sculpture Park had the distinct privilege of hosting the landmark
‘Best of Boyd’ exhibition. The monumental showcase
comprised 80 paintings and 40 bronze sculptures. The
event was officially opened by
Cameron O’Reilly, the
Deputy Chairman of the
National Gallery of
Australia.
For
the first time, six members of the artistic dynasty—Arthur
Boyd,
Guy Boyd,
David Boyd,
Jamie Boyd,
Lenore Boyd
along with
Tessa Perceval—exhibited
together under one roof.
This historic event garnered
major national attention, featuring on ABC TV’s
Australian National
News and
Sunday Afternoon—a
major media coup that secured an unprecedented front
page on
the Sydney
Morning Herald—a
historic first for any commercial fine art gallery in
Australia.
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2026,
Ongoing Exhibitions
and Support
Galeria Aniela continues to champion
the Boyd family's
legacy,
recently supporting
The Hidden Line:
Art of the Boyd Women
landmark exhibition at
the 'Bundanon Art
Museum'
located in
North Nowra NSW 2540.
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