Emphasising the underlying importance of both light and shadow – together with never underplaying the role perspective has in these pictorial instances – much-trumpeted new contemporary landscape art practitioner, Ryder insists on starting dark, and then proceeding to introduce light to his gregariously hued and saturated compositional pieces. This is especially so in the considered approach he’s taken to his very latest graphical interlude which he’s presenting this Autumn 2016, where – and to paraphrase the in-demand Ryder himself – he’s begun the painting by way of constructing a blank, dark blue canvas. As always it’s what illustratively manifests thereafter which piques the interest of his legions of fans and collectors alike, not least the magnificent rooftop panorama he’s created within the physical boundaries of ‘Midnight Moon’; witnessed here for the first time since its general release. This evocative giclee on canvas limited edition is now available to enquire about, which we implore you to do ASAP to ensure disappointment.