Norman Lindsay 'Armoured' street art

Norman Lindsay 'Armoured' street artNorman Lindsay stands as one of Australia's most vibrant and controversial figures in history. Hailing from a renowned family of five esteemed artists, his contributions spanned a wide spectrum. From penning the beloved childhood classic, "The Magic Pudding," to crafting daring and once censored artwork, Lindsay's creative vision was both lively and rebellious. While Lindsay worked in Australia, his artistic realm transcended to an imagined era and

as well as all in need of inspiration

dressed with traces of personality

Blackman’s art is for the dreamers and lovers

'Still-life study with sunflowers and a vase' ca

The original plate for this linocut was cut in 1949

'Croix III' 2024

Many of these have found their way in to luxury hotels

With a cacophony of colours

For collectors of abstract screenprints and those searching for a new perspective

‘The Wrong Horse’ stems from an observation that made Thake laugh – the habit horses have of standing end to end

accession number: DA33

St Kilda' is another work