Judy CASSAB 'Music' etching

Judy CASSAB 'Music' etchingJudy Cassab was the first female artist to win the Archibald twice. She is renowned for not only for capturing her sitters likeness, but the spirit of the times. This sense for meaning beyond appearance underlies Music, an elegant etching of two figures listening to and playing music. Its as though weve walked into a lounge in the 1970s to find a jam in session. Cassab was Holocaust survivor. Her work is informed by a deep reverence and joy for life,

Master print Satish Sharma described working with Blakman as “magicians leading each other from madness to madness” and etching as “like a man-eating tiger - once it gets hold of you it won't let go

Dimensions: 70 x 52 cm

Printed onto beautiful heavy paper with a raw edge

Throughout his career

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Image Size: 170 x 120 cm

talent emanates from the work

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Gentle has more than forty exhibitions to his credit as well as various residencies at the Royal Botanic Gardens and Hill End

Melting from shadow to light