CIDER RYDER WITH THE SINGER AND ARCHIE THE LIAR AT BATH STREET
A work which formed part of a showing of works in Vagrancy II shown 29 January - 30 April 1996 at The Barbican Museum and Library Annexe, 19 Citadel Ope, The Barbican, Plymouth.
Oil on canvas
Belle and the Painter
A non-Project work in the Relationship Series.
THE DEPOSITION - The Burial of Education
This study, structured loosely on ‘The Burial of Count Orgaz’ by El Greco, relates in atmosphere and design to KINDERTOTENLIEDER (Songs on the Deaths of Children) a cycle of five orchestral songs (1901-4), by Gustav Mahler. The poems were written by Friedrich Ruckert after the death of his two children. The fifth poem: - ‘In this grim weather’ - transformed by Mahler, is of exquisite beauty. The central pillar of figures in the Deposition, relate to the remarkable transition from bitter irony to unsentimental acceptance so movingly expressed by Mahler.
Self-Portrait blindfolded in private studio
Self-portrait blindfolded in private studio (sighted work)
Belle in the Kitchen.
Mary on brown cushion. 1980
Dr Adrian Thatcher
Greenie
Self-Portrait: The Painter in hospital.
The Last Supper.
Lenkiewicz never completed his self-portrait - as Judas Iscariot - for this painting. It is one of a number of late works exploring religious iconography and was inspired by a perfromance of the Harrison Birtwhistle opera The Last Supper.
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