Selected Works
Arthur Boyd's subjects were often mythical, realistic, malformed people and monsters, depicting a tragic drama.
- Creek near Rosebud 1937
- The Seasons 1944
- The Lovers 1944
- David and Saul 1946
- Wimmera Landscape 1950
- Merric Boyd 1952
- Half Cast Child 1957
- Moses leading the People 1957
- Lovers with a Bluebird 1962
- Figure supporting Back Legs 1973
- Riversdale Bushland 1976
- Flood receding one Winter Evening 1981
- Bathers Pulpit Rock 1985
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