- 2024 oil on Belgian linen 45.5cm x 35.5cm, Sold
- 2024 oil on canvas 165 x 165cm
- 2024 oil on Belgian linen, $38,000
- 2024 oil on Belgian linen 30.5 x 30cm, $2,800 (unframed)
- 2024 oil on Belgian linen 130 x 96cm, $11,000
- 2024 oil on Belgian linen diptych, Sold
- 2024 oil on canvas 165 x 165cm
- 2024 oil on Belgian linen 90 x 90cm, Sold
- 2024 oil on Belgian linen 30.5 x 40.5cm, Sold
- 2024 oil and mixed media on board 66 x 58cm, $4,000
- 2024 oil on canvas 165 x 165cm, $28,000
- 2024 oil on canvas 80 x 100cm, $9,000
- 2024 $28, 000
- 2024 oil on unstretched canvas to frame under glass 95 x 97cm, $9,500
- 2024 oil on Belgian linen 170 x 96cm, $13,000
- 2024 oil on Belgian linen 120 x 90cm, $11,000 (unframed)
Recent: “Big Water Views and Passion Gardens” Gallery One, Gold Coast
Next Exhibitions:
“Richard Dunlop: Honeyeaters and Sun Lovers” (Gallery One, Gold Coast September 2025)
“It’s a beautiful, quite tiny fragment that the artist has clearly been engrossed by, and he really succeeds in capturing the wonder that clearly held his attention. Dunlop has strong ideas and is bold about following his instincts into new territory.” – Andrew Harper
“What turned me on to art at a young age? I was 12, at the Gap State High School in Brisbane. Every desk was separated in the room, individuals separated in a planned way for social control and expository-style teaching. Over a 45-minute lesson, I watched a renegade kid next to me from Mt Nebo (possibly on home-baked LSD) carve the entire lyric of David Bowie’s ‘Starman’ into his desk every time the teacher turned his back. The font he chose seemed to embody Bowie’s music. As a finished object, after 45 minutes, it was ravishing, and all done with a Bowie knife. It would make a curator weep from a glass eye.” – RD 2024
“At the very base of Dante’s Inferno, a forensic topography of hell, is the category of people who insinuate your life friends, only for the covert purpose of betrayal. To Dante, those people caused the most hell on Earth.” – Oxford Scholar