Yvonne Audette 'Breakthrough' street art

Yvonne Audette 'Breakthrough' street artYvonne Audette stands among Australias most formidable abstract artists. Influenced by contemporary European and New York School tendencies, she came to prominence in the 1950s. Her delightfully singular works have been likened to Art Informal, Tachisme and Paul Cezanne. Consistently however, she appears preoccupied with layers both metaphoric and formal: When I went to Europe in the mid 50s my work responded to the layering of society itself the

“the world will only succeed with women at the helm… against all odds she will prevail”

19th Century Artist

Through layered gentle abstraction and protective blues

Based on the artists original painting

Stemming from the Roar school

Dimensions: 27 x 37 cm

Like the art of the 1960s

Blackman is adroit in the language of feeling

This ability to suspend allusion and subject is core to Rankin's talent

'Sirens' 1971

a flower blooming in her lap

Parliament House