John A Rowe

Dead Man, William Blake, being led to the Spirit World Acrylic on Canvas 122x106 cm

Satire of Romantic Suicide (after Leonardo Alenza Ca. 1839) Acrylic on Canvas 122x106 cm

Psychedelic Right Hook

Lone Ranger & Tonto's Washing Day Acrylic on Birch Panel 30x30 cm

But The Young Men Were Given To Frisking & Fooling (from Hares On The Mountain) Acrylic On Canvas 122x106 cm

Starry Night Acrylic on Canvas 122x106 cm

If All The Young Men Were Hares On The Mountain Acrylic on Canvas 122x106 cm

Concordia Discors Acrylic on Canvas 122x106 cm

Leningrad Cowboys Acrylic on Canvas 122x106 cm

Bullies At The Back Acrylic on Canvas 76x66 cm

Meteorological Dispute In German Acrylic on Canvas 76x76 cm

Romance Lives On (Censored for the weak of heart!) Acrylic on Birch 80x80 cm

Reports from the 1870s indicate Steve Hart and sometimes Ned Kelly wore riding habits, dresses, and hats to disguise themselves, often passing as women while armed and moving through the bush.The act of cross-dressing is also associated with Irish agrarian protest traditions ("Sons of Sieve"), which some suggest influenced the gang's tactics. Modern Depiction: The 2020 film True History of the Kelly Gang prominently features the gang in dresses, using them as a symbolic "warpaint" or emotional armour. Blackened faces are also used but may not be historically correct.

National Portrait Gallery After Dark: Miniatures Misbehaving Acrylic on Birch Panel 76x56 cm

But The Young Men Are Given To Frisking & Fooling… (2nd Version from Hares On The Mountain) Acrylic on Canvas 122x106 cm

If All The Young Men Were Hares On The Mountain (Lyrics from an 18th century English Folk Song 'Hares on the mountain') Acrylic on Canvas 122x106 cm

The Four Seasons Acrylic on Canvas 122x106 cm