Arch Cuthbertson 'Landscape with rocks' flora

Arch Cuthbertson 'Landscape with rocks' floraThis original work on paper by Arch Cuthbertson pairs strong artistic lineage with a striking visual language. Confident, gestural marks expand across its scale to create bold movement. It feels both grounded and dynamic well suited to mid century modern interiors. Cuthbertson was a passionate advocate for Australian modernism, working fluidly between cubist, hard edge abstraction and abstract expressionist styles. His practice was, as one critic

the National Gallery of Australia and the Musee du Quai Branly

Burke died too at a place now called Burke’s Waterhole in South Australia

Dimensions: 84 x 63 x 4 cm

line and honesty - this work by Auguste Blackman offers a contemporary perspective on Lewis Carroll’s ‘Alice in Wonderland’

periods of Australian history that were rife with the massacres of Aboriginal people

'Untitled (Moonlight Serenade)'

Barcelona to “a 19th-century artist’s vision of industry’s first satanic intrusion into the landscape

Dimensions: 33 x 37 cm

he evokes the grit of the land

Known for his irreverent and exuberant style

expressive contemporary painting

meeting new interpretations at every turn