Inge King 'Angel' reproduction-print

Inge King 'Angel' reproduction-printHailing from Germany, Inge Kings contributions to Australian art were extraordinary. She was at the forefront of diversifying non figurative sculpture, part of the Centre 5 group that worked to build public awareness of contemporary sculpture. Kings language of abstraction flowered from animals and plants through to rings and trajectories of the planetary system. She was interested in balance, movement and the ability of sculpture to enchant and amaze

They are symbols for luck

Signed: Signed bottom left: AB

an artery running between shoulder blades

There are those that lead and those that follow

a miniature dervish dances and

'Witness' is an utterly elegant image

It’s subject is at once unknowable and totally vulnerable - a tension that all who experienced the contractions of love can understand

Abstracted from its habitat

Since then

Signed: Signed with initials upper right: By G

The former was a prominent figure in Australian Modernism

a figure is captivated by the piano at which they sit