Norman Lindsay 'The Revellers' flora

Norman Lindsay 'The Revellers' floraNorman Lindsay stands as one of the most vibrant and controversial figures in Australian art history. Hailing from a renowned family of five artists, his contributions spanned a wide spectrum of activities. From penning the beloved childhood classic, The Magic Pudding, to crafting daring and once censored works of art, Lindsay's creative vision was both lively and rebellious. The Revellers is a preliminary drawing on paper, labelled on the verso as a

Zimmer: McMillion

like stones found deep in the earth’s crust

filmmaker and political activist

Image Size: 80 x 59 cm

Baldessin’s 'Performer' stands as a bold and pivotal etching within his exploration of the human figure and the theatre of performance

He is represented at the National Gallery of Victoria

It is an original and rare drawing

'Painting' 1938-39

Jeffery Makin

woodblock on paper

Steve Rosendale’s ‘Clint’ is a portrait of Clint Eastwood in ‘Dirty Harry’

'Chinese Landscape' 1982