Battina McMahon 1967
Oil on masonite
Guilt frame with velvet insert
This evocative painting captures a striking equestrian figure, rendered with both strength and fluidity. The work reflects McMahon’s distinctive style—combining a classical subject with a modernist sense of form and atmosphere.The rider, shield in hand, is depicted with sculptural simplicity, while the horse is brought to life with textured brushwork and earthy tones.
Battina McMahon - 1930 - 1924 was a multiple award winning respected artist of her time. Studying in several art Schools including Julian Ashton School of fine arts and the Tate gallery. This piece exemplifies her ability to bridge traditional themes with a contemporary vision, making it a unique addition for collectors of mid-20th century art.
Size: 35 x 26cm
Frame: 52 x 43cm
Quality note: Small indents on edge and corners of frame.
Battina McMahon 1967
Oil on masonite
Guilt frame with velvet insert
This evocative painting captures a striking equestrian figure, rendered with both strength and fluidity. The work reflects McMahon’s distinctive style—combining a classical subject with a modernist sense of form and atmosphere.The rider, shield in hand, is depicted with sculptural simplicity, while the horse is brought to life with textured brushwork and earthy tones.
Battina McMahon - 1930 - 1924 was a multiple award winning respected artist of her time. Studying in several art Schools including Julian Ashton School of fine arts and the Tate gallery. This piece exemplifies her ability to bridge traditional themes with a contemporary vision, making it a unique addition for collectors of mid-20th century art.
Size: 35 x 26cm
Frame: 52 x 43cm
Quality note: Small indents on edge and corners of frame.
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