James McGrath, Ex Libris, 2011. (Part II; see Part I here.)
Oil paint on aluminum. Dimension range approx 320cm x 200cm.
Source: James McGrath.
(Source: zeezeescorner)
“View of the Garden” by Brett Whiteley. Made in 1977, a lithograph on paper.
Christian Fletcher. Perth-based photographer.
The Margaret River in Western Australia.
Source: Christian Fletcher
Australian Dance Theatre.
Jesse Marlow Centre Bounce.
Taken at the Papunya Community in the Northern Territory.
Source: Jesse Marlow via ZeeZee.
Photograph of Max Dupain shooting model Noreen Hallard on Cronulla Beach, Sydney, 1937.
Photographer: Olive Cotton
John Perceval and Mary Boyd c.1944 Photographed by Albert Tucker.
I absolutely adore the way Perceval is gazing at Boyd. I always keep a postcard of this image with me on display or in a book I’m reading.
Garry Shead, winner of the 1993 Archibald Prize, is a noted painter and printmaker whose works highlight a distinctive love of the Australian landscape. He brings romantic and heroic elements to Australian scenes. His Stockman series of paintings of the late 1980s, were followed respectively in the 1990s by the D.H. Lawrence series based on the Lawrence’s book ‘Kangaroo’ and the gently satirical ‘Monarchy’ suite of paintings. Represented by the National Gallery of Australia and numerous state and regional galleries, Shead also won the Power Studio Grant, Cite Internationale des Arts, Paris in 1973.
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