Lin Onus 'Pitoa Garkman (Blue Frogs)' black & white

Lin Onus 'Pitoa Garkman (Blue Frogs)' black & whiteLin Onus, a Yorta Yorta artist of Aboriginal and Scottish descent, represents a singular voice in Australias cultural life. Esteemed for his wit, talent and panache, Onuss work is a negotiation of culture identity, using both Aboriginal and Western techniques to unsettle categorisation. After being racistly expelled from school at age fourteen, Onus worked as a mechanic and activist, before teaching himself to draw. He forged a style that combined

Blackman's works have been a subject of curated survey exhibitions and scholarly monographs

Fellow artist James Gleeson once described Pugh’s bushland as a battlefield between native and introduced species

Image Size: 28 x 15 cm

In the punnily titled ‘Rockafellas’

‘Paradise Gardens’ has never been on the market

This work will enhance collections of figurative art

Image Size: 41 x 35 cm

He is the recipient of multiple printmaking awards and has exhibited widely

Charles Blackman’s ‘The Melbourne Cup Bouquet’ is a vivacious image

opening a dialogue between self and place

Alice’s adventures in Wonderland were metaphoric of his then wife

Charles Blackman’s ‘The Interior’ is a haunting work