Clarice Beckett Images 'Bathing Boxes' black & white

Clarice Beckett Images 'Bathing Boxes' black & whiteDespite being heralded as a visionary of Australian art, Clarice Beckett led a small life. She never married, caring for her invalid mother in the Bayside suburb of Beaumaris before her premature death at age forty eight. Posthumously, her father destroyed 200 of her works that he considered unfinished or not good enough. The remaining 2000 were stored in an open sided shed near Benalla, only to be discovered decades later; by then only 379 were

An accomplished Jewish-Australian artist

as the artist states “iconic heads of women” foremost

Dattilo-Rubbo’s former student Norah Simpson

‘Bongos’ is a boisterous find

From 1977 to 2000 he worked with a range of distinguished artists including Brett Whiteley

Sybil CRAIG (1901 - 1989)

exploring positive and negative space

Jim Thalassoudis's recent body of work focuses on neon signs

rational and irrational

Dimensions: 86 x 122 cm

he developed an immersive style that fixates on the landscape

Condition: Good: Signs of wear