Wendy Sharpe 'Two Models' Ursula Hoff

Wendy Sharpe 'Two Models' Ursula HoffWendy Sharpes work is exuberant, boldly traversing the celebratory and unjust with equal parts candour and splendour. In this original screenprint, she imagines lovers entwined they twist together in the artists studio, flurries of passion and creativity. Sharpe catapulted to fame in 1996 when she won the Archibald Prize with a self portrait, a first for a female artist. In 1999 she was posted to East Timor as the first female official war artist

Le Miere’s work explores the interconnecting moves made through Australian art

elegant work was published by Australian Print Workshop’s Senior Printer

which were specialist

the acclaimed Jeffrey Smart once described Seidel’s work as “evocations of moments of rapture”

Paper Dimensions: 52 x 40 cm

Onus was culturally prohibited from depicting turtles

'Still Life with an Octopus Vase' is a sumptuous ode to gum tree blossoms

'Two Trees and Three Children' ca

Sylvia Ken is from the Amata community in the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (APY) lands in South Australia

these cards have become canonical

this sense of intimacy is intricately conveyed

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